[Form 4] LOEWS CORP Insider Trading Activity
James S. Tisch, a director of Loews Corporation (ticker L), received a quarterly director grant of 251 shares of Common Stock on 09/30/2025 under the Loews Corporation 2025 Incentive Compensation Plan. The reported transaction price is $0, indicating these shares were granted as compensation. Following the grant, Mr. Tisch is shown as beneficially owning 2,872,829 shares directly, with 9,834,259 shares indirectly held by trusts and 3,005,037 shares indirectly held by spouse. The Form 4 was signed by Thomas H. Watson by power of attorney for James S. Tisch on 09/30/2025.
- Director equity alignment: 251 shares granted as compensation aligns director interests with shareholders
- Transparent ownership disclosure: Filing details direct ownership (2,872,829) and indirect holdings by trusts (9,834,259) and spouse (3,005,037)
- None.
Insights
TL;DR: A routine director equity grant was recorded, increasing direct holdings slightly and reflecting standard compensation practice.
The Form 4 discloses a quarterly director compensation grant of 251 shares at a reported price of $0, which is consistent with equity awards issued as compensation rather than open-market purchases. The filing clarifies beneficial ownership structure: direct ownership plus substantial indirect holdings via trusts and spouse. This disclosure supports transparency on insider holdings and aligns director incentives with shareholder interests. No departures, option exercises, or disposals are reported.
TL;DR: Small non-cash equity grant; ownership totals reported but no market transactions or material changes to control.
The reported transaction is a non-derivative acquisition of 251 shares as director compensation, priced at $0, and does not reflect a cash purchase or sale. Aggregate holdings are substantial across direct and indirect accounts, but the incremental change from 251 shares is immaterial relative to the total beneficial ownership disclosed. The filing contains no information about option grants, exercises, or sale activity that would affect liquidity or voting control.