[Form 4] SS&C Technologies Inc Insider Trading Activity
Insider transactions by SS&C Technologies (SSNC) show Brian N. Schell, EVP & CFO, received 39,616 restricted stock units (RSUs) that converted into common stock on 08/15/2025 and reported as an acquisition (code M). On the same date he disposed of 18,521 shares of common stock at $86.83 per share (code F). The filing discloses that the RSUs were originally granted on 08/15/2023 as 115,474 units vesting in three equal annual installments and include 1,124 dividend equivalent rights. The Form 4 is signed by an attorney-in-fact on behalf of Mr. Schell and reports both non-derivative and derivative-security entries reflecting the vesting conversion and the sale.
- Conversion of 39,616 RSUs into common stock is disclosed, showing compensation vesting is being executed as scheduled
- Full grant history provided: the filing states the original grant of 115,474 RSUs and vesting schedule, improving transparency
- Sale of 18,521 shares at $86.83 reduced the reporting person's direct holdings on the reported date
Insights
TL;DR: Transactions are a routine RSU vesting conversion plus a partial sale; not immediately material to company operations.
The Form 4 shows a conversion of 39,616 RSUs into common stock and a contemporaneous disposal of 18,521 shares at $86.83. The RSUs trace to an 08/15/2023 grant of 115,474 units vesting in three equal annual tranches, which explains the conversion event. These entries are consistent with standard executive compensation vesting and a partial sale likely tied to liquidity or tax needs. The filing provides explicit counts of securities beneficially owned after each reported transaction line (64,909 and 46,388 shares) and derivative-security detail listing 39,616 underlying shares from the RSUs.
TL;DR: Disclosure aligns with Section 16 reporting requirements and documents vesting-driven conversion plus a sale by an officer.
The report identifies Brian N. Schell as an officer (EVP & CFO) and provides transaction codes and counts required by Form 4: an M-coded conversion of RSUs into common stock and an F-coded sale at a specified price of $86.83. The grant terms referenced (115,474 RSUs, three-year vesting) are explicitly stated, supporting transparency on the origin of converted units. Signature by an attorney-in-fact is also disclosed. From a governance perspective, the filing contains the expected detail for routine compensation-related activity.