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First Horizon (FHN) CEO Jordan gave up 46,272 shares at $23.90 to cover taxes or an exercise price

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Insider transactions reported

D Bryan Jordan (Chairman, President & CEO at First Horizon Corporation, FHN) reported that they gave up 46,272 shares at $23.90 to cover taxes or an exercise price on May 12, 2026. After these transactions the filing shows 999,502 shares held directly.

Reporting person
Jordan D Bryan
Role
Chairman, President & CEO
Common stock and other non-derivative transactions
DateTypeSecuritySharesPriceValueHeld after
May 12, 2026Shares withheld for taxes or exercise price (F)Common Stock1-46,272$23.90$1.11M999,502 direct

Holdings before and after

  • Common Stock: 1,045,774 to 999,502 direct

Other positions listed

  • Common Stock: 354,561 indirect, By Spouse
  • Common Stock: 145,129.164 indirect, Children's Trust
  • Common Stock: 5,382 indirect, 401(k) Plan
  • Common Stock: 725,848 indirect, Family Trust

Footnotes from the filing

  1. 1. Reflects mandatory withholding of shares to pay withholding taxes associated with payment of performance stock unit award granted previously.

Transaction codes in this filing

Shares withheld for taxes or exercise price:
Code F marks shares handed back or withheld to pay taxes or an exercise price. No sale happens in the market.

FAQ

What did Jordan report in this FHN Form 4?

D Bryan Jordan (Chairman, President & CEO at First Horizon Corporation, FHN) reported that they gave up 46,272 shares at $23.90 to cover taxes or an exercise price on May 12, 2026. After these transactions the filing shows 999,502 shares held directly.

How many FHN shares does Jordan hold after this filing?

The filing shows 999,502 shares held directly after the reported transactions. Form 4 reports only the positions it lists, so this may not be every holding.

What does transaction code F mean on an SEC Form 4?

Code F marks shares handed back or withheld to pay taxes or an exercise price. No sale happens in the market.

Historical context for FHN

Across the 27 sessions after earlier FHN headlines, the stock closed higher 10 times and lower 17 times, with a median move of 1.0% in either direction. This shows timing only: many things move a stock in a session, and these figures do not show that any headline caused a move.

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