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Synovus Financial Corp. SEC filings document the banking company's public-company record, capital structure and completed corporate-status transition. Recent records include Form 25 removal of its common stock and Series D and Series E preferred stock from New York Stock Exchange listing and Form 15 termination or suspension of Exchange Act registration and reporting obligations after the completed merger into Pinnacle Financial Partners.
Earlier 8-K filings cover material-event disclosures, Synovus Bank subordinated bank notes, Regulation FD investor presentation materials, merger-related governance matters and listed security classes for SNV common stock and preferred securities.
Synovus Financial Corp. director Diana M. Murphy reported a purchase of common stock on 08/11/2025. The filing shows she acquired 123 shares through the issuer's Director Stock Purchase Plan at a reported price of $46.91 per share. After this transaction her direct beneficial ownership is reported as 40,294 shares.
The Form 4 identifies the relationship as Director, lists the acquisition as transaction code J with an explanatory footnote that the shares were purchased through the Director Stock Purchase Plan, and was signed on 08/12/2025.
Barry L. Storey, a director of Synovus Financial Corp. (SNV), purchased common stock on 08/11/2025 through the issuer's Director Stock Purchase Plan, acquiring 123 shares at $46.91 per share. After the transaction he held 50,244 shares directly and had 14,285 shares indirectly through a trust. The filing also shows dispositions of preferred stock: 4,000 shares of Series D and 1,000 shares of Series E were disposed. The submission reports routine insider activity: a small open-market/plan purchase of common stock alongside preferred share dispositions, with no derivative transactions reported.
Tim E. Bentsen, a director of Synovus Financial Corp. (SNV), reported a change in his beneficial ownership of the issuer's securities. The filing shows a purchase of 123 shares of common stock at a reported price of $46.91 under the issuer's Director Stock Purchase Plan, bringing his direct holdings to 41,295 common shares. The transaction date recorded is 08/11/2025.
The form also records a disposition of 8,000 shares of Fixed/Floating Rate Non-Cumulative Perpetual Preferred Stock, Series D (marked as disposed). No derivative securities were reported as acquired or disposed. The filer provided an explanatory remark that the common stock purchase was executed through the Director Stock Purchase Plan.
Gregory G. Montana, identified as a director of Synovus Financial Corp. (SNV), reported a purchase of common stock on 08/11/2025. The filing shows 123 shares were acquired at a reported price of $46.91, and the transaction was executed through the issuer's Director Stock Purchase Plan. After the purchase, the report lists 4,464 shares beneficially owned, held directly.
The disclosure is a routine director purchase under the company plan and increases the director's direct stake by a modest amount; the filing includes a signature block certifying the report.
Synovus Financial Corp. (SNV) Form 4: EVP & Chief Risk Officer Shellie Creson purchased 1,000 common shares on 08/05/2025 at $47.79 (code “P”). Following the open-market buy, Creson directly owns 27,258 shares. No derivative trades were reported.
The ~$48k purchase represents a modest vote of confidence from a senior executive but is financially immaterial relative to Synovus’s market capitalization and is unlikely to move the stock on its own.
Synovus Financial Corp. (SNV) – Form 4 insider transaction
Director Gregory G. Montana purchased 1,000 common shares on 07/31/2025 at $46.74, an outlay of roughly $46.7 k. After the trade, his direct holding rose to 4,341 shares. No sales or derivative transactions were reported.
The purchase represents a very small fraction of Synovus’s outstanding float but, as an open-market buy by an independent board member, it can be viewed as a modest vote of confidence in the bank’s near-term outlook.