MFA Financial (NYSE: MFA) SVP granted time- and performance-based phantom shares
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
MFA Financial, Inc. disclosed that Senior Vice President Harold E. Schwartz received new phantom share awards tied to MFA common stock. On 01/02/2026, he acquired 32,529 phantom shares that vest, subject to forfeiture, on December 31, 2028, and are then settled in an equivalent number of MFA shares within 30 days after vesting.
He also received a performance-based grant of 50,369 phantom shares, representing the target award. The ultimate payout can range from 0% to 200% of this target based on MFA’s absolute total stockholder return (TSR) and TSR relative to a peer group over a three‑year period, with vesting expected around December 31, 2028 and settlement in shares in January 2030. Following these grants, Schwartz beneficially owns 300,061 phantom share units directly.
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FAQ
What insider transaction did MFA (MFA) report for Harold E. Schwartz?
MFA Financial, Inc. reported that Senior Vice President Harold E. Schwartz received new phantom share awards on 01/02/2026, increasing his beneficial ownership of phantom shares to 300,061 units.
How many phantom shares did the MFA (MFA) executive receive?
On 01/02/2026, Harold E. Schwartz received 32,529 time-based phantom shares and a performance-based target award of 50,369 phantom shares tied to MFA common stock.
When do the new MFA (MFA) phantom share awards vest and settle?
The 32,529 phantom shares are scheduled to vest on December 31, 2028 and be settled in MFA common stock within 30 days. The performance-based phantom shares generally vest on or after December 31, 2028 and are expected to be settled in shares in January 2030.
What performance conditions apply to MFA (MFA) performance-based phantom shares?
The performance-based phantom shares depend on MFA’s absolute TSR and TSR relative to a designated peer group over three years. The payout can range from 0% to 200% of the 50,369 target phantom shares, adjusted for dividends paid during the vesting period.
What does each MFA (MFA) phantom share represent for the executive?
Each phantom share represents the right to receive one share of MFA Financial, Inc. common stock when the award vests and is settled, subject to the applicable vesting and performance conditions.
What is Harold E. Schwartz’s role at MFA (MFA)?
Harold E. Schwartz is identified as an officer of MFA Financial, Inc., serving as Senior Vice President and reporting his holdings on a Form 4 as a single reporting person.