COMERICA INC·4

Jan 29, 4:30 PM ET

WEBER JAMES HARRY 4

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Comerica (CMA) EVP James H. Weber Receives Stock Awards

What Happened

  • James H. Weber, Executive Vice President of Comerica Inc. (CMA), was granted three equity awards on January 27, 2026 totaling 10,660 units: 3,565 units, 3,030 units, and 4,065 units. Each award is recorded at $0.00 per unit (coded as an award/grant, not a purchase or sale).

Key Details

  • Transaction date: January 27, 2026; Filing date: January 29, 2026 (timely Form 4 filing).
  • Award breakdown and reported price: 3,565 units @ $0.00; 3,030 units @ $0.00; 4,065 units @ $0.00 (total 10,660 units).
  • Shares owned after transaction: not specified numerically in the Form 4; footnote F2 notes that reported ownership includes shares from employee stock plans, reinvested dividends and restricted stock units as of Jan 27, 2026.
  • Notable footnotes:
    • F1: Represents SELTPP (performance restricted stock) units granted Jan 23, 2024; performance results were certified in connection with the issuer’s previously disclosed proposed merger with Fifth Third.
    • F3: Represents SELTPP units granted Jan 28, 2025; performance results were likewise certified in connection with the proposed merger.
    • F4: Restricted stock units awarded under the issuer’s Long-Term Incentive Plan (LTIP).
    • F2: Clarifies what is included in reported ownership (plans, reinvested dividends, RSUs).
  • No open-market purchases/sales, tax-withholding sales, or 10b5-1 trading plan mentions were reported in this filing.

Context

  • These entries are grants of restricted/performance stock units (awards), not cash purchases or sales. Such awards typically vest over time or upon achievement of performance goals and convert to common shares only if/when vesting conditions are met — they do not represent immediate market buying or selling.
  • The filing notes that certain performance units were certified in connection with Comerica’s previously disclosed proposed merger with Fifth Third, which is the basis for some awards’ vesting determination.