Eileen A. Kamerick has demonstrated a mixed pattern of insider transactions across two companies—Associated Banc-Corp (ASB) and ACV Auctions (ACVA)—with a clear recent shift toward selling. Since 2024, Kamerick has executed 25 reported transactions totaling $450,219 in buys and $908,753 in sales, reflecting a net disposition trend. The bulk of the selling occurred in September 2024 with a $445,750 sale of ACVA shares, followed by two ASB sales in March 2024 ($105,101 combined) and a significant $184,932 ASB sale in February 2026. In contrast, Kamerick’s buying has been concentrated in ASB, with consistent acquisitions through automatic transactions (coded "A"), typically in February and quarterly intervals, often in increments around $124,000–$125,000 alongside smaller periodic purchases under $15,000.
Notably, Kamerick’s five most recent trades—all in 2025 and 2026—have been sells, including the $184,932 ASB transaction in February 2026 and two smaller ASB acquisitions totaling $11,336 on March 16, 2026. The pattern suggests a gradual reduction in holdings, particularly in ASB, where automatic buys are offset by larger discretionary sales. While Kamerick maintains a recurring acquisition strategy in ASB, the recent sell-heavy activity, especially the complete divestiture of ACVA in 2024, indicates a broader portfolio consolidation. The data does not suggest a complete exit from ASB but highlights a measured retreat from positions amid ongoing automatic purchases.
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