[Form 4] Henry (Jack) & Associates Insider Trading Activity
Craig Keith, Chief Legal Officer and Secretary of Jack Henry & Associates, reported insider transactions dated 08/28/2025. The filing shows a non-derivative acquisition of 1,677 common shares at a reported price of $0 (code A) and a disposition of 740 common shares at $162.74 per share (code F). After these transactions, Mr. Keith directly beneficially owns 8,337 shares and indirectly owns 1,207 shares through the company 401(k) plan (plan statement dated June 30, 2025). The form is signed by Andrew Potter by power of attorney on 09/02/2025.
- Acquisition of 1,677 common shares reported, increasing insider's direct stake
- 401(k) holdings of 1,207 shares disclosed, showing additional indirect ownership
- Disposition of 740 shares at $162.74 indicating insider sold some shares
Insights
TL;DR: Insider sold 740 shares at $162.74 and acquired 1,677 shares (reported at $0), leaving 8,337 direct shares.
The sale of 740 shares at $162.74 is a clear cash disposition and is numerically material relative to the insider's holdings shown. The acquisition of 1,677 shares reported at $0 requires attention to the transaction code meaning; the Form lists code A which denotes acquisition but the $0 price suggests a non-cash issuance, transfer, or administrative allocation rather than a market purchase. The presence of 1,207 shares in a 401(k) plan indicates additional indirect ownership reported separately. For investors, these movements document insider liquidity and plan-based holdings without providing motive or broader company impact.
TL;DR: Report shows routine insider activity and 401(k) plan holdings; documentation and POA signature are in order.
The filing is properly completed with relationship disclosed (CLO & Secretary) and a power-of-attorney signature dated 09/02/2025. The split between direct and indirect ownership is clearly identified, and the 401(k) holding is supported by a plan statement date. There is no indication of unusual transactions such as option exercises or abnormal grant timing in this Form 4; disclosures appear consistent with standard Section 16 reporting practices.