Lee Willard T, Executive Vice President at The Hanover Insurance Group (THG), has demonstrated a consistent pattern of selling activity over the past several years, with no recorded purchases in the same period. According to SEC Form 4 filings, Lee has executed 23 transactions exclusively involving THG, all of which were either sales or awards, totaling $570,171.75 in gross proceeds. The most recent sale occurred on May 7, 2024, when Lee disposed of shares worth $135,940. Prior to that, two sizable transactions—classified as derivative dispositions—took place on February 26, 2024 ($83,458.20) and February 28, 2025 ($131,308.10), followed by another on February 27, 2026 ($219,465.45).
The filings show that Lee’s transactions are heavily weighted toward dispositions, with no offsetting buys. Many of the filings with $0 value represent awards or adjustments rather than open-market trades. The sales have occurred at semi-regular intervals, suggesting a structured divestment strategy rather than opportunistic trading. Given the absence of any purchases and the recurring nature of the sales, Lee’s activity reflects a clear reduction in exposure to THG over time. The transactions span multiple years, with the most recent in early 2026, reinforcing a long-term trend of decreasing equity holdings in the company.
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