Kitowski Nicole M., Executive Vice President at Associated Banc-Corp (ASB), has logged 42 Form 4 filings over the tracked window, but the discretionary footprint is narrowly concentrated. Her record shows zero open-market purchases — the only trades reflecting independent conviction — against $236,871 in open-market sales, both executed on July 28, 2026. Those two transactions, one for $43,528.32 and one for $193,342.68, mark the most recent activity in the file and give the trailing period a clear sell-side bias.
Nearly everything else in the file is mechanical or compensation-related. Kitowski accumulated roughly $810,264 in acquired value, led by equity grants: an award of $92,684 on February 1, 2026, and a larger grant of $287,843.16 on March 9, 2026. Tax-withholding dispositions (Code F) accompanied those awards, with $53,658.99 withheld on February 8 and $135,306.60 on March 9. Running alongside that activity is a steady stream of small "Other" (J) transactions — recurring entries of about $733 to $755 monthly since August 2025, typical of dividend-equivalent accruals.
The pattern is therefore compensation-driven accumulation and periodic monetization rather than active buying. After receiving the March grant and absorbing the corresponding tax withhold, Kitowski waited roughly four months before selling into the market, reducing her ASB position by a combined $236,871 at the end of July. The direction of recent disclosure is consistent with the broader record: no purchases, occasional large sales, and a passive buildup of shares through standing equity programs.
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