Finding insider trades…Reading each Form 4…Adding them up…
Finding insider trades…Reading each Form 4…Adding them up…

KEYKeycorp
Directors, top managers and anyone owning more than 10% of a company must report every time they buy, sell or receive its shares, within two business days, on a Form 4. Here is what Keycorp's insiders did over the last year, and what each kind of trade means.
Open-market trades only, by value. Tap a month.
■ above the line: bought · ■ below: sold
| Person and role | Bought | Sold | Shares held after | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Andrew J III PaineHead of Institutional Bank | – | $829.6K | – | |
| Mohit RamaniChief Risk Officer | – | $568.5K | 29.9K | |
| Elizabeth R. GileDirector | – | $500.0K | 21.3K | |
| Barbara R SnyderDirector | – | – | 114.8K | |
| Christopher M. GormanChief executive (Chairman and CEO) · Director | – | – | – | |
| Bank Of Nova ScotiaDirector · Owns over 10% | – | – | 157.5M | |
| Alexander M CutlerDirector | – | – | 325.3K | |
| Todd J VasosDirector | – | – | 62.6K |
Read straight from the Form 4 filings Keycorp's directors, top managers and large owners sent to the SEC. Insiders sell for many reasons: taxes, diversifying, planned sales. Buying with their own money is rarer. None of this says whether to buy or sell the shares.