[Form 4] EQUIFAX INC Insider Trading Activity
Equifax Inc. executive files Form 4 reporting tax withholding on vested stock units. The company's EVP and Chief Legal Officer reported that on 11/14/2025, 260 shares of Equifax common stock were withheld at a price of $204.86 per share to cover taxes due when an equal number of restricted stock units vested early as the executive became retirement eligible. After this withholding transaction, the reporting person beneficially owned 15,927 shares of Equifax common stock, which include dividend equivalent units that were reinvested in corresponding restricted stock units through the company's most recent dividend payment date.
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FAQ
What transaction did Equifax (EFX) report on this Form 4?
The filing reports that 260 shares of Equifax Inc. common stock were withheld on 11/14/2025 to pay taxes related to the early vesting of an equal number of restricted stock units when the executive became retirement eligible.
Who is the reporting person in this Equifax (EFX) Form 4 filing?
The reporting person is an officer of Equifax Inc., serving as EVP, Chief Legal Officer, and the form is filed for one reporting person.
How many Equifax (EFX) shares does the executive own after the reported transaction?
Following the reported tax-withholding transaction, the executive beneficially owned 15,927 shares of Equifax common stock, including accrued dividend equivalent units tied to restricted stock units through the company’s last dividend payment date.
What was the price used for the Equifax (EFX) tax withholding shares?
The 260 Equifax shares withheld for taxes were valued at a price of $204.86 per share on the transaction date.
Does this Equifax (EFX) Form 4 represent an open-market sale by the executive?
No. The filing explains that the 260 shares represent withholding of stock issuable upon early vesting of restricted stock units to pay associated taxes, rather than an open-market sale initiated by the executive.
Why did the restricted stock units for the Equifax (EFX) executive vest early?
The restricted stock units vested early because the reporting person became retirement eligible, which triggered the early vesting and the associated tax-withholding transaction.