Begor Mark W

Begor Mark W, CEO of Equifax (EFX), has filed 78 Form 4 transactions across two companies, with a total sell value of $71.7 million and zero open-market purchases. The pattern is uniformly one-directional: every trade with a code indicating a discretionary decision is a sale. The recent activity, spanning February through October 2026, shows 19 open-market sales (code S) concentrated in EFX, with no buys in that window. The largest single-day sale occurred on October 23, 2026, when Begor sold EFX shares in four tranches totaling roughly $6.9 million. That same day he exercised options (code M) valued at $4.25 million, a mechanical transaction that typically precedes a sale. The July 24, 2026 session followed a similar shape: seven sales worth about $6.4 million paired with a $4.25 million option exercise. April 24, 2026 brought four sales totaling $6.5 million and another $4.25 million exercise. February 10, 2026 saw four sales worth $7.1 million plus a tax-withholding event (code F) of $356,567. The dollar values are consistent across quarters, suggesting a scheduled disposition pattern rather than a reaction to price moves. Begor also holds a position at Raymond James Financial (RJF), where the only recent filing is a February 19, 2026 grant (code A) valued at zero, meaning compensation, not a purchase. Across all 78 filings, the acquired value is zero: no open-market buys, no gifts received, no conversions. The bias is unambiguous. Every discretionary transaction is a sale, and the volume is material, exceeding $70 million in total proceeds.