[144] KeyCorp SEC Filing
Form 144 filed for KeyCorp (KEY) shows a proposed sale of 50,000 common shares through Fidelity Brokerage Services with an aggregate market value of $880,750.01. The sale is slated approximately for 08/08/2025 on the NYSE and the issuer has 1,096,515,839 shares outstanding, placing the proposed sale at a small fraction of total equity.
The notice details the acquisition history of the 50,000 shares as restricted stock vesting paid as compensation on 02/20/2019 (10,500), 02/17/2020 (16,485), 02/17/2021 (12,450) and 02/17/2025 (10,565). It also discloses a prior sale by Amy G. Brady of 19,000 shares on 06/12/2025 for $305,775.77. The form includes the standard representation that the filer is not aware of undisclosed material adverse information and references trading-plan language.
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TL;DR: Routine Rule 144 notice: 50,000 KEY shares (~$0.88M) proposed for sale; size is immaterial relative to outstanding shares.
The filing documents a planned sale of 50,000 common shares via Fidelity with an aggregate market value of $880,750.01 and confirms the shares were received as restricted stock vesting and paid as compensation across 2019–2025. Given the issuer's reported 1,096,515,839 shares outstanding, the proposed sale represents a de minimis percentage of float and is unlikely to move market prices on its own. The disclosure of a prior 19,000-share sale by Amy G. Brady in June 2025 provides additional context on recent insider liquidity.
TL;DR: Filing shows compliance with Rule 144 and disclosure norms; no governance red flags presented in the notice.
The form lists acquisition dates and compensation-related vesting for all 50,000 shares to be sold, and names the executing broker, which aligns with standard insider-sale disclosure practices. The statement attesting to absence of undisclosed material adverse information and mention of trading-plan adoption language are customary representations. There is no information in the filing indicating unexpected executive departures, enforcement actions, or material governance concerns.