Fauber Robert, President and CEO of Moody’s Corporation (MCO), has filed 78 trades with the SEC, all in a single company. The pattern is uniformly one-sided: every transaction is either an open-market sale (code S) or an option exercise (code M), with zero purchases. Across all filings, the total value of sales reached $10,729,772.34, while no shares were acquired through open-market buys. The most recent cluster, dated September 1, 2026, shows a sale valued at $585,705.63 alongside two option exercises worth $96,312.50 and $67,097.28, respectively.
The trading cadence is monthly and mechanical. From April through September 2026, Robert executed sales on the first day of each month, with values ranging from $131,331 in April to $585,705.63 in September. Each sale is paired with two option exercises of identical amounts ($96,312.50 and $67,097.28), suggesting a pre-arranged compensation plan rather than discretionary timing. The sale values escalate steadily: $259,159.84 in April, $251,717.75 in May, $544,277.13 in June, $529,432.89 in July, $565,178.10 in August, and the September peak.
The data shows no open-market purchases in the recent window, and the 13 most recent trades are all sales or option exercises. The consistent monthly structure and the absence of any buy-side activity indicate a systematic divestment pattern, likely tied to equity compensation vesting. The dollar amounts are substantial, but the regularity suggests a scheduled program rather than a reaction to market conditions. No gifts (code G) or conversions (code C) appear in the filings, and all transactions are confined to MCO.
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