COMERICA INC·4

Feb 3, 4:26 PM ET

Hays Von E 4

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Comerica (CMA) Sr. EVP Hays Von E Sells Shares (Merger)

What Happened

  • Hays Von E, Comerica Sr. EVP & Chief Legal Officer, reported dispositions on 2026-02-01 totaling 53,339 Comerica common-share equivalents. The filing shows 47,161 issuer common shares and 6,178 shares from converted equity awards/derivatives (840, 1,085, 595, 1,220, 2,438).
  • Each disposition is reported with $0 proceeds because the transactions were part of Comerica’s merger with Fifth Third (effective Feb 1, 2026). Under the merger terms each Comerica share converted into 1.8663 shares of Fifth Third; using Fifth Third’s last-trade close of $50.22, the implied value per Comerica share is about $93.73 and the total implied value is roughly $5.0 million.
  • This is a disposition tied to a corporate transaction (merger), not a routine open-market sale by the insider.

Key Details

  • Transaction date: February 1, 2026. Report filed Feb 3, 2026 (Form 4 accession 0001628280-26-005038).
  • Reported price per Comerica share: $0 (disposition via merger conversion). Fifth Third close used for implied value: $50.22.
  • Shares disposed: 47,161 common + 6,178 from converted awards = 53,339 total.
  • Shares owned after transaction: Reporting person no longer beneficially owns any Comerica common stock (Footnote F3).
  • Notable footnotes: (F1) conversion into 1.8663 Fifth Third shares per Comerica share; (F2) equity awards converted to Fifth Third awards or stock; (F4) options converted to corresponding Fifth Third options; transactions exempt from Section 16(b) per Rule 16b-3(e).
  • Filing timeliness: No late-filing indication in the Form 4.

Context

  • These dispositions reflect the merger mechanics (conversion into Fifth Third stock) rather than a market sale for cash. The Form 4 shows $0 proceeds because Comerica shares were converted under the merger agreement.
  • Derivative/equity award entries indicate awards and unexercised options were converted into Fifth Third equity or stock; some converted instruments may now be subject to Fifth Third reporting. This does not by itself indicate insider sentiment about the combined company.