Ashkenazi Anat, SVP and Chief Financial Officer, has filed 42 Form 4 transactions across two companies, with a total acquired value of roughly $3.1 million and no open-market purchases or sales. The recent activity, all in Alphabet (GOOGL), is dominated by automatic and compensatory events rather than discretionary trading. The most frequent filings are code "C" conversions of derivative securities (valued at $0) and code "F" tax-withholding transactions, where shares are surrendered to cover vesting obligations. The largest of these F-trades occurred on June 25, 2026, with three separate withholdings valued at $1.48 million, $1.44 million, and $614,171, followed by a $568,299 withholding on July 25, 2026. Additional F-trades on March 25, 2026 ($1.20 million and $1.10 million) and May 25, 2026 ($675,296) round out the pattern.
The filing history also includes several code "A" grants—compensation awards with no cash value—dated June 15, 2026, April 8, 2026, and March 16, 2026. Notably, there are no "P" (open-market purchase) or "S" (open-market sale) transactions in the dataset, meaning Ashkenazi has not exercised any discretionary buying or selling bias. The zero values on the C-conversions and A-grants, combined with the substantial F-withholdings, indicate a routine cycle of equity compensation vesting and tax settlement rather than directional bets on GOOGL. The absence of any open-market activity across all 42 filings suggests the insider’s position changes are entirely driven by scheduled corporate actions, not market timing.
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