[Form 3] TFS Financial CORP Initial Statement of Beneficial Ownership
Michael J. Carfagna, Chief Information Officer of TFS Financial Corporation (TFSL), reports beneficial ownership of common stock and equity awards. He directly holds 14,689 shares and indirectly holds 7,409 shares through an ESOP. He also holds 4,000 restricted stock units (convertible to one share each) and stock options for 5,000 shares at $14.74 and 12,000 shares at $12.94, with specified vesting schedules.
- Direct ownership of 14,689 shares indicates personal stake in TFSL common stock
- Indirect ESOP holdings of 7,409 shares align executive with employee-shareholder interests
- 4,000 RSUs provide clear pathway to additional shares with dividend-equivalent rights
- Stock options totaling 17,000 shares with known exercise prices provide retained upside potential
- None.
Insights
TL;DR: Officer disclosure shows direct and indirect ownership plus time‑based equity incentives aligning management with shareholders.
The filing documents the CIO's current equity position in TFSL, combining direct share ownership, ESOP holdings, RSUs and stock options with defined exercise prices and vesting timelines. This is a routine initial beneficial ownership disclosure; the equity awards are typical retention and incentive instruments. No regulatory issues or material transactions are reported beyond standard grants.
TL;DR: Equity mix includes vested and unvested instruments that provide future upside and retention value for the executive.
The reporting shows 4,000 RSUs convertible to common shares and option grants totaling 17,000 shares with exercise prices of $14.74 and $12.94. Vesting schedules (including full vesting dates) indicate multi‑year retention design. These instruments create potential future dilution when exercised but are standard for executive compensation.