[Form 4] 180 DEGREE CAPITAL CORP. /NY/ Insider Trading Activity
Daniel B. Wolfe, reporting person, reported a disposition of 252,000 shares of 180 Degree Capital Corp. (TURN) with a transaction date of 09/12/2025. The filing shows the shares were disposed in connection with an all‑stock merger between 180 Degree Capital and Mount Logan Capital Inc., under which Issuer shares were exchanged at a ratio of 0.56666201 Issuer shares for one New Mount Logan share. The form states the Reporting Person did not sell Issuer shares in the merger and, upon consummation, ceased to be a Director and Executive Officer of 180 Degree Capital. The Form 4 is signed 09/16/2025.
- All‑stock merger completed converting Issuer shares into New Mount Logan shares at a disclosed exchange ratio
- No open‑market sale reported—disposition was effected through the merger exchange rather than a sale
- Reporting Person's beneficial ownership in the Issuer reduced to zero (252,000 shares disposed)
- Reporting Person ceased to be a Director and Executive Officer, indicating a governance change at the Issuer
Insights
TL;DR: Insider ownership reduced to zero via merger exchange; transaction appears administrative, not a market sale.
The Form 4 documents a 252,000-share disposition tied to an all‑stock merger that converted Issuer shares into New Mount Logan shares at a stated exchange ratio. The filing explicitly notes no open‑market sale occurred, indicating the change in beneficial ownership resulted from the corporate combination rather than liquidity-driven insider selling. For investors, this is a corporate-structure event that removes an insider from the board and executive ranks and converts prior holdings into equity of the surviving company.
TL;DR: Insider ceased officer/director status after merger; transaction reflects ownership conversion and governance change.
The disclosure confirms that upon merger closing the Reporting Person no longer served as a Director or Executive Officer of the Issuer and that his Issuer shares were exchanged rather than sold. This is a routine post‑transaction disclosure showing an ownership and governance transition. Materiality centers on the merger itself and the elimination of this insider role at the Issuer.