[Form 4] Reliance Global Group, Inc. Series A Warrants Insider Trading Activity
Yaakov Beyman, Executive Vice President of the Insurance Division and a director of Reliance Global Group, Inc. (ticker reported as RELI / RELIW context), reported two stock disposals in August 2025 related to payment of tax liabilities from a previously issued stock grant. On 08/01/2025 he delivered 7,291.65 shares at $1.0525 each, leaving 243,672.35 shares beneficially owned after that transaction. On 08/20/2025 he delivered 6,878 shares at $0.9472 each, leaving 236,794.35 shares beneficially owned after that transaction. The Form 4 states these deliveries were made to satisfy tax withholding obligations arising from a previously reported grant and were exempt from Section 16(b).
- Transactions disclosed promptly with dates, share counts, and prices provided
- Explanation provided that disposals were share deliveries to cover tax liabilities from a previously reported grant and are exempt from Section 16(b)
- None.
Insights
TL;DR: Two orderly share deliveries to cover tax withholding from a stock grant; routine Section 16 reporting, exempt from Section 16(b).
The filings show two non-derivative dispositions coded F(1), which the filer explains are the delivery of shares to pay tax liabilities resulting from an earlier Rule 16b-3 stock grant. Transaction amounts and prices are disclosed: 7,291.65 shares at $1.0525 on 08/01/2025 and 6,878 shares at $0.9472 on 08/20/2025. Such share-for-tax payments are common and characterized as exempt from short-swing profit recovery under Section 16(b). The report includes post-transaction beneficial ownership balances, indicating the filer retained a sizable residual position.
TL;DR: Insider reported equity deliveries to satisfy tax obligations from a grant; disclosure is complete for the transactions reported.
The Form 4 identifies the reporting person, his role (Executive VP, Insurance Division and director), and provides transaction dates, share counts, and prices. The explanatory note states the activity relates to a previously reported stock grant issued under Rule 16b-3, and the transactions are treated as exempt. From a governance perspective the filing supplies the standard information investors and regulators expect for such tax-related share transfers.