4Accepted Sep 18, 4:47 PM ET
5C Lending Partners Co‑President Thomas Connolly Receives Shares
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4:47 PM
Sep 18, 2026
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Sep 18, 2026
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Summary
5C Lending Partners Co‑President Thomas Connolly Receives Shares
What Happened Thomas Connolly, Co‑President and a director of 5C Lending Partners Corp., acquired two grants/awards totaling 16,111 shares on September 17, 2026. The transactions were priced at $24.48 per share: 4,724 shares (value $115,644) and 11,387 shares (value $278,754), for a combined value of $394,398. These were acquisition awards tied to a company capital call rather than open‑market purchases.
Key Details
- Transaction date: 2026-09-17; Form 4 filed 2026-09-18 (filed the next day, not reported late).
- Price per share: $24.48.
- Shares acquired: 4,724 and 11,387 (total 16,111); total reported value $394,398.
- Transaction code: A (grant/award/acquisition via capital call).
- Shares beneficially owned after transaction: not explicitly listed in the filing. Footnote details report at least 120,243 shares across accounts under Connolly’s control (8,728 in Connolly 2020 Dynasty Trust; 1,047 via 5C Investment Partners LP; 110,468 indirectly through the 5C Lending Partners Structured Feeder LP). The filing disclaims beneficial ownership of 4,292,517 shares held directly by the 5C Feeder for third‑party beneficiaries.
- Footnote on mechanics: the securities were acquired in connection with a company capital call; any remaining uncalled portion of Connolly’s capital commitment may be drawn down over time in exchange for additional shares at then‑current net asset value.
Context
- These acquisitions were made via a capital call/subscription process (not open‑market buys), meaning the company requested capital from investors and issued shares at NAV in return.
- Purchases or acquisitions by insiders can be more informative than sales, but the capital‑call structure and remaining uncalled commitments mean additional shares could be issued over time. The filing is factual and does not state Connolly’s motivation.