[Form 4] Information Services Group, Inc. Insider Trading Activity
Bruce Pfau, a director of Information Services Group, Inc. (III), reported a sale of 6,000 shares of the issuer's common stock on 08/12/2025 at a price of $4.98 per share to satisfy tax obligations. Following the reported transaction, the filing shows Mr. Pfau beneficially owns 175,419 shares as a direct owner. The Form 4 was filed as a single reporting-person filing and the signature on the form was provided by an attorney-in-fact on 08/14/2025. The filer checked the box indicating the reporting person is a Director. The form states the sale was carried out to satisfy tax obligations and provides no other transactions or derivative holdings.
- Transparent disclosure of the insider sale including number of shares, sale price, and stated reason
- Filing meets Section 16 reporting and was signed via attorney-in-fact, indicating procedural compliance
- Insider sale by a director reduces his direct holdings, which some investors may view negatively
- No indication that the sale was made under a 10b5-1 plan (checkbox not checked), so timing may attract investor attention
Insights
TL;DR: A routine insider sale of 6,000 shares was disclosed, leaving 175,419 shares beneficially owned; the sale was for tax purposes.
The Form 4 documents a straightforward disposition by a company director rather than an exercise or derivative transaction. The filing specifies the sale price of $4.98 per share and explicitly states the purpose was to satisfy tax obligations, which is a common non-informational reason for insider sales. There are no derivative positions or additional dispositions reported. For investors, this is a transparent disclosure of insider liquidity but no new operational or financial information about the company is provided in the filing.
TL;DR: Routine compliance disclosure: director sold shares to meet tax liabilities; form properly signed by attorney-in-fact.
The filing indicates proper Section 16 reporting by a director with the sale annotated as satisfying tax obligations, which aligns with common governance practices for insiders managing tax events. The Form 4 was filed by one reporting person and bears an attorney-in-fact signature dated August 14, 2025, satisfying signature requirements. The disclosure does not show any planned trading program checkbox or 10b5-1 indication. From a governance standpoint, the form meets basic transparency expectations but does not convey material governance changes or concerns.