[Form 4] Jackson Financial Inc. Insider Trading Activity
Martin J. Lippert, a director of Jackson Financial Inc. (JXN), reported an acquisition of additional common stock on 09/25/2025. The Form 4 shows a transaction coded A for 339.07 shares acquired at a price of $0.00, increasing his directly beneficially owned shares to 43,643.1. The filing explains these shares represent dividend equivalent units (DEUs) credited on restricted share units and unvested restricted stock; the DEUs are subject to the same terms and conditions as the underlying awards. The Form 4 was signed under power of attorney by Kristan L. Richardson on 09/29/2025.
- Director ownership increased by 339.07 shares to a total of 43,643.1, reflecting continued equity alignment with the company
- Transaction disclosed as DEUs on restricted share units and unvested restricted stock, showing standard compensation treatment and documentation
- None.
Insights
TL;DR: Director received 339.07 shares as dividend equivalents, modestly increasing direct ownership to 43,643.1.
The reported transaction is an in-kind award distribution rather than an open-market purchase, reflected by a $0.00 price and coded as an acquisition of dividend equivalent units on existing restricted awards. Such non-cash increases are routine for companies that pay dividend equivalents on equity awards; they do not affect company cash flows but slightly increase insider stake counts. From a share-count perspective the change is small relative to typical public company float, and no exercise or sale activity is reported.
TL;DR: Transaction is administrative equity compensation vesting-related action, documented and signed under power of attorney.
The Form 4 discloses that the additional shares arose from DEUs tied to restricted share units and unvested restricted stock, indicating alignment of director compensation with long-term equity incentives. The filing includes an attorney-in-fact signature and a clear explanation of the nature of the units. There is no indication of departures from standard disclosure practices or of any sale or transfer that would raise governance concerns.