[Form 4] StepStone Group Inc. Insider Trading Activity
Jose A. Fernandez reported a transaction on 09/30/2025 in which he exchanged 200,000 Class B Units of StepStone Group LP for 200,000 shares of Class A Common Stock. The exchange triggered an automatic redemption and cancellation of 200,000 shares of Class B Common Stock. The Form 4 shows beneficial ownership after the transactions including 211,210 shares of Class A Common Stock (indirect, by trust), 3,216,601 shares of Class B Common Stock (indirect, by trust), and 1,605,500 shares of Class B Common Stock (indirect, by Santaluz Capital Partners, LLC). The filing was signed by an attorney-in-fact on 10/01/2025 and includes the issuer ticker STEP.
- Executed a one-for-one exchange of 200,000 Class B Units for 200,000 Class A Common Stock, increasing Class A holdings
- Updated beneficial ownership disclosed, showing holdings via a trust and via Santaluz Capital Partners, LLC
- None.
Insights
TL;DR: Insider converted 200,000 partnership units into Class A shares; reported holdings updated accordingly.
The Form 4 documents a non-derivative exchange: 200,000 Class B Units of the partnership were exchanged one-for-one for 200,000 Class A shares, with the related 200,000 Class B common shares automatically redeemed and cancelled. The filing lists updated indirect holdings via a trust and via Santaluz Capital Partners, LLC. This disclosure is a routine Section 16 reporting of insider conversions and resulting ownership balances; it does not include compensation, open-market trades, or cash proceeds beyond the $0.001 redemption price noted for the cancelled Class B shares.
TL;DR: Transaction is an exchange mechanism tied to partnership units; form updates beneficial ownership and cancellation of Class B shares.
The filing clarifies the mechanics of exchangeable partnership units and the automatic redemption of corresponding Class B common stock. The reporting person is both a director and an officer (Co-Chief Operating Officer), and the filing was made individually. The disclosure fulfills Section 16 obligations by reporting the conversion and the post-transaction ownership positions; there is no indication of unusual timing or non-routine disposition in the document itself.