Every disclosure Bridges Wendy has filed with the SEC concerns a single company: Comerica (NYSE: CMA). As an executive vice president, she has reported 40 Form 4 transactions, and the most notable feature of the record is the absence of open-market buying. Her total purchase value is zero. All increases in her holdings came through equity awards (code A) and option exercises (code M), together worth roughly $124,108 in acquired value—compensation mechanics rather than conviction purchases.
The sell side is similarly devoid of discretionary activity. No code-S open-market sales appear in the recent filings; the $160,012.22 in total dispositions stems from code D sales back to the issuer and code F shares withheld to cover tax obligations. That pattern is visible in the December 2025 cluster. On Dec. 1, 2025, Bridges exercised five option tranches with reported values of $23,580.52, $51,402.60, $53,868.12, $121,563.75, and $128,554, and the same day reported a $402,595.56 tax-withholding transaction. A Dec. 29, 2025 filing showed a further $130,341.90 withheld for taxes, and a Jan. 15, 2026 filing paired a zero-value award with a $24,341.66 withholding.
The most recent entries follow the same script. Restricted share grants were reported Jan. 27, 2026, followed by six code-D dispositions on Feb. 1, 2026, all reported at zero value. Across the record, Bridges Wendy's Form 4s show an executive whose equity position changes with vesting, exercises, and tax withholding—with no open-market purchases or sales to signal a directional stance on Comerica's stock.
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