Bank of Nova Scotia disposes KeyCorp shares
Bank of Nova Scotia, a director and 10% owner of KeyCorp, reported a disposition of common shares.
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Bank of Nova Scotia, a director and 10% owner of KeyCorp, reported a disposition of common shares. On February 10, 2026, it disposed of 415,133 KeyCorp common shares at $22.47 per share under an Investment Agreement tied to issuer share repurchases. Following this transaction, Bank of Nova Scotia directly owned 160,907,941 KeyCorp common shares.
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Insider Trade Summary
Disposition: 415,133 shares
Disposition
1 txn
Insider
BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA
Role
Director, 10% Owner
| Type | Security | Shares | Price | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Disposition | Common Shares | 415,133 | $22.47 | $9.33M |
Holdings After Transaction:
Common Shares — 160,907,941 shares (Direct)
Footnotes (1)
- F1. Disposition pursuant to the Investment Agreement by and between the Reporting Person and the Issuer, dated August 12, 2024 (the "Investment Agreement"), and related arrangements between the Reporting Person and the Issuer, pursuant to which the Reporting Person participates (in certain circumstances, automatically), on a pro rata basis, in any repurchase by the Issuer of its common shares.
FAQ
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What did Bank of Nova Scotia report in its latest KeyCorp (KEY) Form 4?
Bank of Nova Scotia reported a share disposition in KeyCorp. The filing shows it disposed of KeyCorp common shares on February 10, 2026 under an Investment Agreement related to issuer share repurchases, updating its reported direct beneficial ownership position in the bank holding company.
What is the Investment Agreement mentioned in the Bank of Nova Scotia Form 4 for KeyCorp (KEY)?
The Investment Agreement governs how Bank of Nova Scotia participates in KeyCorp share repurchases. The footnote explains that, under this August 12, 2024 agreement and related arrangements, it participates on a pro rata basis in certain repurchases of KeyCorp common shares by the issuer.
Why is Bank of Nova Scotia described as a director-by-deputization at KeyCorp (KEY)?
Bank of Nova Scotia is deemed a director-by-deputization due to nomination rights. The remarks state it may be considered a director for Section 16 purposes because it can nominate directors to KeyCorp’s board under the Investment Agreement, giving it board representation rights rather than a traditional board seat.
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