CREDIT ACCEPTANCE CORP·4

Jun 30, 4:06 PM ET

KERBER ERIN J 4

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CREDIT ACCEPTANCE (CACC) Chief Legal Officer Erin Kerber Exercises Options, Sells Shares

What Happened

  • Erin J. Kerber, Chief Legal Officer of Credit Acceptance Corporation (CACC), exercised stock options for a total of 5,720 shares on June 26, 2026 (2,417 shares at $333.94 and 3,303 shares at $454.11), paying aggregate exercise consideration of $2,307,058. She then sold 5,720 shares in multiple open-market transactions that day for aggregate proceeds of approximately $3,602,474.
  • The filing shows matching exercise and sale activity the same day (i.e., the exercised shares were disposed of), which is commonly described as a cashless or simultaneous exercise-and-sell transaction. Two derivative-line entries with $0.00 reflect the surrender/cancellation of the option instruments upon exercise.

Key Details

  • Transaction date: 2026-06-26. Form 4 filed 2026-06-30 (timely within the two-business-day reporting window).
  • Exercise details: 2,417 shares @ $333.94 = $807,133; 3,303 shares @ $454.11 = $1,499,925 (total exercise cost $2,307,058).
  • Sale details: 5,720 shares sold in multiple trades for total proceeds ≈ $3,602,474. Reported per-lot weighted-average prices and ranges (see footnotes): trades ranged roughly from $625.00 up to $634.84 across the different sale tranches.
  • Shares owned after transaction: the Form 4 does not state a consolidated post-transaction holding total. Footnote F9 notes some shares are held in the Credit Acceptance Stock Fund of the company 401(k) as of June 24, 2026.
  • Footnotes F1–F8 explain that reported sale prices are weighted averages and provide the per-tranche price ranges if detailed breakdown is requested from the company/SEC staff.

Context

  • For retail investors: exercising options and immediately selling the acquired shares is a routine way for executives to cover exercise costs and tax withholding; such transactions are not, by themselves, a directional signal about future company performance. Purchases by insiders are typically considered more informative than sales.
  • This filing documents derivative activity (option exercise) followed by open-market sales the same day; no late filing was indicated.