Zamsky Michael, Chief Credit & Financial Risk Officer at Capital One Financial (COF), has demonstrated a consistent pattern of selling activity in the company’s stock over the past two years, with no recorded purchases. SEC Form 4 filings reveal 24 transactions totaling $5.62 million in sales, concentrated exclusively in COF shares. The most significant disposals occurred in May 2025, when Zamsky sold $1.91 million worth of stock across three transactions, followed by an additional $1.16 million sale in August 2025. More recently, in February and March 2026, he executed multiple smaller sales totaling $506,671 on March 9 and $507,849 across three transactions on February 15.
The filings show a recurring cadence of sales, particularly around mid-February and early March each year, suggesting potential stock-based compensation vesting events. While the transactions include some smaller dispositions labeled as "F" (tax withholding), the bulk of the activity consists of outright sales ("S"). The absence of any buy transactions indicates a clear directional bias toward reducing his COF holdings. The dollar values and frequency of sales—particularly the larger 2025 disposals—point to a steady unwinding of his position in the company over time.
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