Lowsley Denise, Executive Vice President at The Hanover Insurance Group (THG), has demonstrated a clear selling bias in recent years, with $1.7 million in total sales compared to $666,906 in purchases across 26 transactions. The activity is concentrated entirely in THG stock, with no trades in other companies. The most significant transactions include a $946,011 sale on August 1, 2025, and a $293,799 sale on November 12, 2025, both following a $666,906 acquisition on the same August date—likely representing an option exercise and subsequent sale. More recently, Denise disposed of $218,020 worth of shares on February 27, 2026, continuing the trend of reducing holdings.
The pattern shows periodic sales interspersed with smaller acquisitions, often tied to equity awards (marked as "A" in filings) that carry no reported value. Notably, all recent transactions since late 2025 have been sales, with no new purchases recorded. The filings suggest Denise has been gradually unwinding positions, particularly after vesting events, though the sales remain a fraction of total holdings given the recurring awards. The absence of buys in the past year contrasts with earlier activity, where acquisitions like the February 2024 and February 2025 transactions (valued at $99,880 and $141,880, respectively) were followed by disposals. The data reflects a measured but consistent divestment strategy over time.
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