[Form 4] Medallion Financial Corp Insider Trading Activity
Medallion Financial Corp (MFIN) Form 4: David Justin Haley, listed as an officer and identified as Chief Financial Officer of Medallion Bank, reported insider option exercises and resulting share holdings. On 09/10/2025 Mr. Haley acquired 5,203 common shares at $6.55 and 13,274 common shares at $6.68 under option transactions. After these transactions he beneficially owned 99,116 shares following the first reported acquisition and 112,390 shares following the second for direct holdings. The filing also reports derivative holdings tied to options: 5,203 shares from options with a $6.55 exercise price (exercisable 03/21/2019, expiring 03/21/2029) and 13,274 shares from options with a $6.68 exercise price (exercisable 02/17/2020, expiring 02/17/2030). The form is signed 09/11/2025 and shows all referenced options have fully vested per the explanations provided.
- Insider transactions fully disclosed with dates, prices, and vesting explanations
- Options reported as fully vested, indicating routine compensation realization rather than accelerated vesting
- None.
Insights
TL;DR: Insider exercised vested options and increased direct shareholdings in MFIN, signal of routine compensation-related transactions.
The Form 4 shows standard option exercise activity by an executive rather than a material corporate event. Mr. Haley exercised vested options tied to grants from 2019 and 2020 at exercise prices of $6.55 and $6.68, converting option positions into direct shares and increasing reported direct beneficial ownership to 112,390 shares. The exercises reference fully vested schedules; there is no disclosure of additional cashless or sale transactions. Impact on outstanding share count or control is not provided in the filing, so materiality to valuation cannot be assessed from this form alone.
TL;DR: Filing documents routine insider exercises with clear vesting history and proper Section 16 disclosure.
The filing includes vesting explanations indicating the options vested over multiple anniversaries and are now fully vested, satisfying disclosure norms. Signature and transaction dates are present and the reporting person is identified with title. There is no indication of atypical trading arrangements or Rule 10b5-1 plan elections in the form. From a governance and compliance perspective, the Form 4 appears complete for the transactions listed.