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Ponce Financial Group, Inc.·4

Jan 26, 9:13 PM ET

Gonzalez Luis Gerardo Jr. 4

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Ponce Financial (PDLB) COO Gonzalez Receives Stock Awards

What Happened

  • Luis Gerardo Gonzalez Jr., Chief Operating Officer of Ponce Financial Group (PDLB), was granted a package of equity awards on January 22, 2026. The Form 4 shows acquisitions totaling 10,000 shares: 5,000 restricted stock units (granted for no consideration) and 5,000 derivative awards granted at various exercise/pricing levels. The derivative tranche has an aggregate reported value of about $90,310 based on the reported per-share amounts.

Key Details

  • Transaction date: January 22, 2026 (reported on Form 4 filed January 26, 2026 — the filing date is 4 days after the transaction).
  • Grant breakdown:
    • 5,000 RSUs @ $0.00 (granted for no consideration) — footnote F1.
    • 2,500 derivative shares @ $16.88 (reported value $42,200).
    • Five lots of 500 derivative shares at $18.57, $18.91, $19.24, $19.58 and $19.92 (aggregate ≈ $48,110).
  • Total acquired on 1/22/2026: 10,000 shares; derivative portion valued ≈ $90,310.
  • Shares owned after transaction: not specified in the excerpt provided; filing references previously awarded RSUs (see F2 and F3) and ESOP activity (F4).
  • Notable footnotes from the filing:
    • F1: The 5,000 RSUs vest 20% per year beginning January 22, 2027.
    • F2: References 11,000 previously awarded RSUs with vesting on Dec 4 of 2026–2028.
    • F3: References 5,000 previously awarded RSUs vesting annually starting Feb 4, 2026.
    • F4: ESOP allocations/dispositions since last report.
    • F5–F7: Various stock-option vesting schedules (mostly 20% per year starting on listed dates).
  • Timeliness: Form filed Jan 26 for a Jan 22 transaction (reporting delay noted).

Context

  • These were grants/awards (code A), not open‑market purchases or sales. RSUs were granted for no cash consideration and will vest over time per the schedules in the footnotes — they do not represent immediately tradable shares until vested.
  • The derivative entries reflect option/award grants with specified price figures and vesting schedules; they should be read as future economic rights contingent on vesting/exercise rather than immediate cash proceeds.
  • Awards are routine compensation/retention tools for executives; they are informational but do not by themselves indicate the insider is buying or selling stock in the open market.