Geoffrey S. Greener, Chief Risk Officer at Bank of America (BAC), has demonstrated a consistent pattern of selling activity in the company’s stock, with no recorded purchases across 51 transactions. His recent filings show concentrated sales in February and March 2026, including a $2.74 million disposition on March 1, 2026, following multiple transactions in mid-February totaling over $2.8 million. These sales align with a longer-term trend—Greener executed similarly timed dispositions in 2025, including a $2.06 million sale on March 1 and additional February transactions exceeding $1.67 million. The absence of any buy transactions suggests a deliberate reduction in his BAC holdings, with all activity tied to equity awards (codes F, D, and M) rather than open-market purchases. Over time, his sales have amounted to more than $18 million in aggregate value, all within a single company. The regularity of these transactions, particularly their clustering around mid-February and early March in consecutive years, points to a structured divestment approach, possibly tied to vesting schedules or prearranged trading plans. No recent activity indicates a pause in disposals since March 2026.
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