Moskoff Gregory T 4

What Happened Gregory T. Moskoff, Controller (MD, Controller & CAO) of FactSet Research Systems (FDS), received restricted stock unit (RSU) awards and subsequently had shares withheld to cover taxes. He was granted 11 RSUs on 2024-02-01 and another 11 RSUs on 2025-02-03 (acquired at $0). To cover tax withholding upon vesting, a total of 9 shares were disposed: 2 shares on 2025-02-01 (2 × $474.41 = $949), 4 shares on 2026-02-01 (4 × $254.36 = $1,017), and 3 shares on 2026-02-03 (3 × $222.62 = $668). Total value of shares withheld/sold for taxes = $2,634.

Key Details

• Transaction types: A = Award/Grant (RSUs); F = Shares withheld to pay tax liability.
• Grants: 11 RSUs on 2024-02-01 (acquired at $0); 11 RSUs on 2025-02-03 (acquired at $0).
• Withholdings (disposals): 2025-02-01 — 2 sh @ $474.41 ($949); 2026-02-01 — 4 sh @ $254.36 ($1,017); 2026-02-03 — 3 sh @ $222.62 ($668). Total withheld: 9 shares, $2,634.
• Vesting note (F1): RSUs vest 50% annually on the grant anniversary and fully vest after two years.
• Footnotes F2/F3: Numbers withheld specifically to cover taxes on the listed RSU grants.
• Shares owned after these transactions: not disclosed in the provided extract.
• Filing timeliness: Form 4 filed 2026-02-17 reporting activity back to 2024-02-01 — this appears to be a late filing, which reduces short-term disclosure transparency.

Context

• These transactions are routine RSU awards and cashless tax-withholding (company retained/received shares to satisfy tax liability), not open-market purchases or deliberate sale signals. Tax-withholding disposals are common when RSUs vest and do not by themselves indicate insider sentiment about the stock.