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CEO of Regional Bank Sells 168,000 Shares for $12.1 Million, According to Latest SEC Filing

Van Saun also donated 38,350 shares to charity, reducing his direct holdings by 13% while maintaining an $80.50 million equity stake in the company.

CEO of Regional Bank Sells 168,000 Shares for $12.1 Million, According to Latest SEC Filing

Published July 31, 2026 · Category: Finance

Overview

Bruce Van Saun, Chairman and CEO of Citizens Financial Group, Inc. (NYSE:CFG), reported the disposition of 167,719 shares of common stock on July 24, 2026, according to an SEC Form 4 filing.

Transaction value based on SEC Form 4 weighted average sale price ($72.07); post-transaction value based on July 24, 2026, market close ($71.88).

Details

Citizens Financial Group is a major regional banking institution with $30.2 billion in market capitalization and $11.5 billion in TTM revenue, positioning it among the significant players in the U.S. regional banking sector. The company operates a diversified business model spanning consumer and commercial banking segments, generating substantial net income of $2.1 billion TTM while maintaining a broad customer base across retail and institutional markets. With 17,380 employees and a strong operational presence, Citizens Financial Group leverages its scale and market position to compete effectively in the competitive regional banking landscape.

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