Natalie K. Schilling, Senior Vice President at Edison International (EIX), has demonstrated a consistent pattern of selling company stock over the past several years, with no recorded purchases in her SEC Form 4 filings. Since 2024, Schilling has executed multiple sales of EIX shares, totaling $428,820.71 in aggregate value. The transactions, primarily classified as dispositions (Code D) and tax liability payments (Code F), reveal a recurring trend of stock sales tied to annual vesting events, particularly in February and January. For example, on February 25, 2026, Schilling sold shares worth $90,540.80, following a similar disposition of $134,734.21 on February 26, 2025, and $39,886.65 on February 21, 2024. Smaller sales occurred in early January of each year, including $63,847.98 on January 2, 2025, and $33,276.40 on January 2, 2024.
The absence of any buy transactions suggests Schilling has been reducing her stake in Edison International rather than accumulating shares. The sales appear methodical, often coinciding with tax-related dispositions and vesting schedules rather than abrupt divestments. While the filings do not indicate the reasons behind the sales, the pattern aligns with typical executive stock liquidation for financial planning or diversification. Schilling’s activity remains concentrated solely in EIX, with no trades in other securities reported. The consistency in timing and the lack of recent transactions beyond early 2026 suggest a structured approach to managing her equity position in the company.
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