MTB M&T Bank Corporation

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M&T Bank Corporation (MTB) Insider Activity

What the officers, directors and large holders did with their own shares. Only open-market purchases and sales count toward the totals — grants, option exercises and shares withheld for tax are compensation mechanics, not decisions, and they're listed separately below.

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Insider signal In line Selling ran below MTB's own trailing one-year pace, with 80% of sale value under a prearranged plan.
Cluster activity 0 buyers in the last 30 days 0 buyers in the last 90 days 6 sellers in the last 90 days
Insiders buying
0
0 transactions
Insiders selling
7
11 transactions
Purchases
$0
0 shares
Sales
$8.0M
35,146 shares
Net activity
-$8.0M
purchases less sales

How much of that selling was preplanned? 80% planned / 20% discretionary

10b5-1 plan sales $6.4M 5 transactions · 28,239 shares
Discretionary sales $1.6M 6 transactions · 6,907 shares

Largest single sale: $4.2M.

Where they traded

Buy Sell Dot area is proportional to transaction value.

No open-market insider purchase on record.

Recent open-market activity

Date Insider Role Action Shares Price Value Held after
Seseri Rudina Director Sell 623 $241.05 $150.2K 3,649 −14.6% of holding
Taylor John R. EVP and Controller Sell 1,217 $253.84 $308.9K 3,062 −28.4% of holding
WALTERS KIRK W Director Sell 9 $253.77 $2.4K None left
Ledgett Richard H. Jr. Director Sell 855 $248.16 $212.2K 4,690 −15.4% of holding
PEARSON KEVIN J Vice Chairman Sell 10b5-1 2,000 $242.00 $484.0K 44,107 −4.3% of holding
Woodrow Tracy S. Sr. Executive Vice President Sell 10b5-1 881 $242.00 $213.2K 9,608 −8.4% of holding
Taylor John R. EVP and Controller Sell 1,098 $233.23 $256.1K 4,279 −20.4% of holding
PEARSON KEVIN J 2 fills Vice Chairman Sell 10b5-1 23,358 $225.50 $5.3M 50,743 −31.5% of holding
PEARSON KEVIN J Vice Chairman Sell 10b5-1 2,000 $220.00 $440.0K 46,107 −4.2% of holding
Kay Christopher E. Sr. Executive Vice President Sell 3,105 $216.50 $672.2K 6,753 −31.5% of holding

Form 4s are due within two business days of a transaction, so this is close to real time — unlike the quarterly 13F data on the Institutional tab. A single large sale often reflects a prearranged 10b5-1 plan rather than a fresh view, so read a pattern of sales rather than any one of them.