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Western Asset Bond Fund Share of Beneficial Interest (WEA) director Olson sold 18,000 shares for $202K at $11.20

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Insider transactions reported

Ronald L Olson (director at Western Asset Bond Fund Share of Beneficial Interest, WEA) reported that they sold 18,000 shares for $202K at $11.20 on Jan 20, 2023. After these transactions the filing shows 2,000 shares held directly.

Reporting person
Olson Ronald L
Common stock and other non-derivative transactions
DateTypeSecuritySharesPriceValueHeld after
Jan 20, 2023Open-market sale (S)Common Stock1-18,000$11.20$202K2,000 direct

Holdings before and after

  • Common Stock: 20,000 to 2,000 direct

Footnotes from the filing

  1. 1. The transaction reported herein may be deemed to be matchable under Section 16(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, against the acquisition of the Fund's common stock previously reported by the Reporting Person on December 23, 2022. The Fund discovered the potential matchable transactions and has requested that the Reporting Person agree to disgorge any profits deemed realized from such transactions. The Reporting Person has agreed to voluntarily disgorge to the Fund the full amount of the profit realized from such transactions, which amounted to less than $100.

Transaction codes in this filing

Open-market sale:
Code S marks a sale in the open market or a private deal. The insider received cash for these securities.

FAQ

What did Olson report in this WEA Form 4?

Ronald L Olson (director at Western Asset Bond Fund Share of Beneficial Interest, WEA) reported that they sold 18,000 shares for $202K at $11.20 on Jan 20, 2023. After these transactions the filing shows 2,000 shares held directly.

How many WEA shares does Olson hold after this filing?

The filing shows 2,000 shares held directly after the reported transactions. Form 4 reports only the positions it lists, so this may not be every holding.

Was this WEA insider sale made under a 10b5-1 plan?

The filing's footnotes do not mention a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan.

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

Code S marks a sale in the open market or a private deal. The insider received cash for these securities.

Historical context for WEA

Earlier insider filings at WEA

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