Fauber Robert, President and CEO of Moody’s Corporation (MCO), has filed 82 Form 4 transactions, all in that single company. The pattern is one-sided: zero open-market purchases and zero acquisitions, against $11.15 million in total sales. Every recent transaction is either an open-market sale (code S), an option exercise (code M), or a combination of the two, with no grants, gifts, or tax-withholding events in the latest batch.
The recent activity runs on a monthly cycle. On October 1, 2026, Fauber sold MCO shares worth $283,465 and $136,500, alongside option exercises valued at $95,810 and $5,780.34. September 1 brought sales of $585,705.63 and $150,567, with exercises of $96,312.50 and $67,097.28. August 3 followed the same shape: sales of $565,178.10 and $145,290, exercises of $96,312.50 and $67,097.28. July 1, June 1, and May 1 each repeat the structure, with sales ranging from roughly $136,000 to $544,000 and identical exercise values of $96,312.50 and $67,097.28. The earliest listed trade, from April 1, 2026, is a sale of $251,717.75 with no matching exercise.
The data shows a consistent sell-side bias. Fauber has sold on the first trading day of each month for at least six consecutive months, always pairing those sales with option exercises of the same fixed amounts. The exercises are mechanical, converting previously granted options, and the sales convert those shares into cash. There is no buying to offset the outflow. The total sell value of $11.15 million across all filings, with 13 recent sales and zero recent buys, leaves the direction unambiguous.
AI-assisted summary