McCormick (NYSE: MKC) CEO receives phantom stock grant, holds over 130K shares
McCormick & Company Inc.'s Chairman, President & CEO, Brendan M. Foley, received a grant of 53.678 phantom stock units at $46.70 each, part of a Non-Qualified Retirement Savings Plan, increasing his phantom unit balance to 14,016.544. Additionally, direct holdings include 1,388.460 non-voting shares and 130,344.016 voting common shares. This transaction is classified as routine compensation and administrative updates, not open-market trades.
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McCormick (MKC) HR chief receives phantom stock grant tied to common shares
McCormick & Co Inc's Chief Human Relations Officer, Sarah Piper, was granted 54.358 phantom stock units as part of her compensation. Each unit is tied to one share of Common Stock – Voting and is part of the company’s Non Qualified Retirement Savings Plan. After this transaction, Piper holds 9,037.94 direct common shares and 4,547.118 indirect phantom stock units.
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Goldman Sachs Stock Climbs Near Its 1-Year High After a Record GBM Revenue Quarter
Goldman Sachs reported its second-best quarter in company history for Q1 2026, driven by record Global Banking & Markets (GBM) revenues and strong performance in equities financing and M&A advisory. Despite this, Wall Street analysts maintain a cautious "hold" consensus, viewing the stock as fairly valued, while TIKR's model suggests a potential upside if current growth trends in M&A and equities financing prove durable. The article highlights key risks including potential mean reversion in GBM revenues and the impact of geopolitical events on client engagement.
