[Form 4] 180 DEGREE CAPITAL CORP. /NY/ Insider Trading Activity
180 Degree Capital Corp. insider reported a disposition tied to a merger. The filer, Brandom Stacy, reported on 09/12/2025 a disposition of 18,705 shares of common stock of 180 Degree Capital Corp. (TURN) under a code S transaction. The disposition occurred in conjunction with an all-stock merger with Mount Logan Capital Inc., where shares of 180 Degree were exchanged for New Mount Logan common stock at a ratio of 0.56666201:1. The filing notes no open-market sales by the reporting person in connection with the merger. After consummation, the reporting person ceased to be a director of 180 Degree Capital.
- Merger closing documented: Shares were exchanged under an all-stock merger with Mount Logan Capital Inc. at a disclosed ratio of 0.56666201:1
- No open-market sale: The reporting person did not sell 180 Degree shares in the market; the change in reported ownership resulted from the merger exchange
- Director departure: The reporting person ceased to be a director of 180 Degree Capital upon consummation of the merger
- Reported reduction in beneficial ownership: Disposition of 18,705 shares was recorded (via the merger exchange), lowering the reporting person's stake in the issuer
Insights
TL;DR: The Form 4 documents a merger-related share exchange and director exit, a routine post-closing ownership adjustment.
The transaction is described as a disposition tied directly to the all-stock merger that converted 180 Degree Capital shares into New Mount Logan shares at the stated exchange ratio of 0.56666201:1. The reporting person did not sell shares in the market, indicating the change in reported beneficial ownership stems from the merger consideration rather than liquidity-driven disposals. For investors, this is a corporate-structure outcome of the merger, not a discretionary insider sale.
TL;DR: Director ceased to hold board role after the merger; ownership decreased by the reported share quantity.
The filing confirms that upon closing, the reporting person ceased to be a director of 180 Degree Capital. The Form 4 quantifies the post-transaction beneficial ownership change as a reduction of 18,705 shares of 180 Degree Capital, resulting from the share-exchange mechanics of the merger. This is a material governance event for the issuer in the sense that a director position ended, and it should be reflected in subsequent governance disclosures.