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Esquire Financial Holdings, Inc. filings document the public-company record for a Maryland financial holding company whose common stock trades on Nasdaq under ESQ and whose bank subsidiary is Esquire Bank, National Association.
The filing record includes Form 8-K disclosures for earnings releases, Regulation FD presentations, regular dividend actions, material agreements, and director or committee changes. Proxy materials cover annual-meeting governance, director matters, executive compensation, equity awards, pay-versus-performance data, and shareholder voting matters. The disclosures also identify the company's capital structure, banking subsidiary, Nasdaq-listed common stock, and governance framework.
Esquire Financial Holdings (ESQ) – Form 4
On 07/24/2025 director Todd Deutsch exercised 20,000 stock options granted 10/01/2016 at an exercise price of $12.50 (Code M), receiving an equal number of ESQ common shares. To cover withholding taxes, he disposed of 2,385 shares at $104.78 (Code F). Net result is an increase of 17,615 shares.
Deutsch now directly owns 71,648 shares, which include multiple restricted-stock awards vesting between 2023-2027. All options from the 2016 grant are fully exercised; remaining derivative holdings comprise:
- 2,000 options at $20.85, expiring 12/16/2030
- 1,750 options at $31.04, expiring 12/09/2031
No indirect ownership or additional transactions were reported.
Esquire Financial Holdings (NASDAQ: ESQ) director Joseph Melohn filed a routine Form 4 detailing a gift (Code G) of 1,000 common shares on June 18, 2025. The transaction was executed at $0.00 per share and was made indirectly through “LLC I.” After the transfer, Melohn’s reported ownership stands at 148,857 indirect shares via LLC I, along with 3,683 restricted shares, 9,786 indirect shares via LLC II, and 6,000 indirect shares held by his mother. No purchases or sales for consideration were disclosed, and no derivatives were involved, indicating this is a non-material change in the insider’s overall position.