$BNY insider trading

Over the last 12 months, Bank of New York Mellon insiders reported no purchases and 6 sales totaling $12.1M across SEC Form 4 filings. 17% of those filings were made under pre-arranged 10b5-1 trading plans.

$12.1M
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17%
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$100K$1.0M$10MJun '26JulAugSep
Hobbs Shannon Marie
Minaya Jose
Kurimsky Kurtis R.
Perez Alejandro
McCarthy J Kevin

All insider trades

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Aug 27, 2026Minaya Jose▼ Sale3,520$162.64$572K-1.9%
Jul 29, 2026McDonogh Dermot▼ Sale31,800$155.26$4.9M-100%
Apr 17, 2026Perez Alejandro▼ Sale12,504$137.01$1.7M-16.6%
Apr 17, 2026Kurimsky Kurtis R.▼ Sale5,290$136.02$720K-23.5%
Apr 17, 2026McCarthy J Kevin▼ Sale30,000$136.5$4.1M-37.4%
Apr 17, 2026Hobbs Shannon Marie▼ Sale297$137.05$41K-1.9%

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Corporate insiders — officers, directors and 10%+ owners — must report their trades to the SEC on Form 4 within two business days. This page shows open-market activity: purchases (code P), sales (S) and dispositions back to the issuer (D). Scheduled compensation events such as stock grants and option exercises are also filed on Form 4 but carry no trading signal, so they are not shown and counts here can be lower than the raw EDGAR filing total. We group each filing's transactions into one economic event (a laddered 10b5-1 sale is one event, not 25 rows), flag pre-arranged plans and late filings, and link every event to its AI-scored article in the $BNY feed.