[Form 4] SoFi Technologies, Inc. Insider Trading Activity
SoFi Technologies insider Kelli Keough reported settlement of previously granted restricted stock units (RSUs) and a subsequent share sale to cover tax withholding. On 09/15/2025 the reporting person had RSUs settled in three tranches totaling 122,188 RSUs, which represent the contingent right to one share each upon settlement. These settlements increased the reported beneficial position in stages, with intermediate balances of 317,265, 343,742 and 356,810 shares.
On 09/16/2025 the filing shows a sale of 61,364 shares at $26.989 to satisfy tax withholding, leaving the reporting person with 295,446 shares beneficially owned after the transactions. The filing is a routine disclosure of equity compensation settlement and associated tax withholding.
- Settlement of 122,188 RSUs increased reported ownership through issuance of shares tied to prior compensation grants
- Transparent disclosure of vesting and tax-withholding sale consistent with Section 16 reporting requirements
- Sale of 61,364 shares at $26.989 to satisfy tax withholding reduced the reporting person’s net shares to 295,446
Insights
TL;DR: Routine equity compensation settlement and tax-withholding sale; administrative rather than strategic.
The filing documents settlement of 122,188 RSUs across three tranches and a subsequent share sale of 61,364 shares at $26.989 to satisfy withholding taxes, resulting in 295,446 shares beneficially owned. This pattern is consistent with standard executive compensation mechanics and tax obligations. No new grants, option exercises, nor unusual timing relative to material corporate events are disclosed, so the governance implication is limited to routine disclosure compliance.
TL;DR: Insider ownership increased via RSU settlement but net shares declined after tax-sale; impact on float is negligible.
The reporting person received 122,188 shares through RSU settlements and then sold 61,364 shares to cover withholding, leaving 295,446 shares beneficially owned. The reported sale was for tax withholding, not a market-disposal intent disclosed here. Given the sizes relative to SoFi's public float, these transactions appear immaterial to market supply and do not indicate a change in insider sentiment beyond compensation settlement.