Form 4: JASON N. PRITZKER FAMILY TRUST converts 7,499 Hyatt shares
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Reporting person: JASON N. PRITZKER FAMILY TRUST, managed by Maroon Private Trust Company, LLC, filed a Form 4 disclosing a conversion transaction in Hyatt Hotels Corp (H). On 08/13/2025, 7,499 shares of Class B Common Stock were converted into 7,499 shares of Class A Common Stock under a G transaction code (routine conversion under an established plan). The conversion price is reported as $0 because Class B shares convert into Class A on a one-for-one basis per the company’s charter. After the transaction, the Reporting Person beneficially owns 7,499 shares of Class A Common Stock and 0 Class B shares. The trustee has investment power; the Reporting Person disclaims ownership except to the extent of pecuniary interest and is a member of a 10% owner group per the remarks.
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TL;DR Routine one-for-one conversion of Class B to Class A shares by a trust; small, non-price-impacting ownership change.
The Form 4 reports a conversion of 7,499 Class B shares into 7,499 Class A shares under the issuer’s charter conversion provisions. The G code indicates a transaction made under a previously established plan or automatic corporate mechanism rather than an open-market trade. The filing clarifies that Maroon Private Trust Company, LLC serves as trustee with investment power and that the Reporting Person may be part of a 10% owner group. There is no cash consideration and no change in aggregate economic interest disclosed beyond the share-class reclassification.
TL;DR Corporate charter conversion executed; governance disclosures show trustee control and group affiliation, but transaction appears routine and non-material.
The conversion follows the Issuer’s Amended and Restated Certificate of Incorporation, whereby each Class B share converts into one Class A share on transfer or at holder option. The remarks emphasize trustee-managed investment power and a disclaimer of beneficial ownership beyond pecuniary interest, plus membership in a 10% owner group due to voting agreements. These governance notes are standard for trust-held founder shares and clarify voting and transfer restrictions for investors reviewing insider positions.