Deferred compensation plan move tied to Barings Corporate (NYSE: MCI)
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Barings Corporate Investors reported an insider transaction by President Christina Emery involving the Barings Non-Qualified Thrift Plan. The filing shows an "other" type transaction in a deferred compensation plan whose value is tied to the company’s common shares but is entirely notional and does not represent actual share ownership.
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Insider Trade Summary
1 transaction reported
Mixed
1 txn
Insider
Emery Christina
Role
President
| Type | Security | Shares | Price | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Other | Barings Non-Qualified Thrift Plan | 702.498 | $20.91 | $15K |
Holdings After Transaction:
Barings Non-Qualified Thrift Plan — 5,906.534 shares (Direct)
Footnotes (1)
- Exercisable only upon termination, retirement, or other plan permitted event. Plan holdings may be "liquidated" and reallocated into other plan investment options by the plan participant. The derivative has no actual securities underlying the plan agreement, which is entirely notional. Barings LLC (fka Babson Capital Management LLC) and Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company each offer a non-qualified compensation deferral plan where certain officers are permitted to defer a portion of their compensation into the plans. Deferred compensation into a plan is allocated among one or more investment options at the election of the plan participant. Each plan has an investment option that derives its value from the market value of Barings Corporate Investors' common shares (and includes the value of reinvested dividends). However, pursuant to the terms of the plans, neither the plans nor the participants have an actual ownership interest in the common shares. The shares beneficially owned include the number of shares of Barings Corporate Investors represented by the value of the Barings Corporate Investors investment option under the plan held by the plan participant.
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FAQ
What insider transaction did MCI President Christina Emery report?
Christina Emery reported an "other" transaction in the Barings Non-Qualified Thrift Plan. This relates to a deferred compensation arrangement whose value tracks Barings Corporate Investors’ common shares but does not involve direct ownership of actual shares.
How many notional units are held after the MCI plan transaction?
After the transaction, the filing shows 5,906.5336 units in the Barings Non-Qualified Thrift Plan. These units are not actual MCI shares but represent notional value tied to the company’s common share price and reinvested dividends.
When can the Barings Non-Qualified Thrift Plan units be exercised?
According to the disclosure, the plan units are exercisable only upon termination, retirement, or another plan-permitted event. Until then, participants may reallocate value among investment options, including the one linked to Barings Corporate Investors’ common shares.
Do MCI insiders gain voting rights from the deferred compensation plan?
No, the filing states that neither the plans nor participants have an actual ownership interest in MCI common shares. Because there is no actual share ownership, participants do not receive voting rights from these notional plan holdings.