[Form 4] EXELON CORP Insider Trading Activity
Anna Richo, a director of Exelon Corp (EXC), received equity-based deferred compensation tied to Exelon common stock. On 09/30/2025 she was credited 950 deferred stock units at a reported price of $43.43, bringing her total indirect holdings in deferred stock units to 9,346 (that total includes 77 shares from dividend reinvestment). On the same date she was credited 694 phantom share equivalents694 underlying common shares$45.017,082 (including 55 accrued on the ex-dividend date). The transactions were reported on a Form 4 by an attorney-in-fact on behalf of the reporting person.
- Director alignment with shareholders through increased deferred stock units tied to Exelon common stock
- Phantom share equivalents are cash-settled, avoiding share dilution while linking pay to stock performance
- None.
Insights
TL;DR: Routine director compensation entries increase insider stake via deferred units and cash-settled phantom shares; typical for board pay.
The report documents standard director equity compensation mechanics rather than open-market trading or option exercises. The director received deferred stock units and phantom share equivalents within Exelon's director plans, increasing both indirect and direct beneficial balances. Because the phantom equivalents are cash-settled upon termination, they do not dilute shareholders but indicate continued alignment of the director's pay with company performance. No departures, option grants with atypical terms, or unusual pricing are disclosed, so governance implications are modest and routine.
TL;DR: These are compensation accruals, not open-market purchases or sales; they have negligible immediate capital-market impact.
The transactions reflect accruals credited to a director under Exelon's deferred compensation frameworks: 950 deferred stock units694 phantom share equivalents