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KeyCorp head Andrew Paine sells $829,556 in shares

KeyCorp head Andrew Paine sells $829,556 in shares

KeyCorp's top executive, Andrew J. Paine III, made a significant move in his personal portfolio on October 28, 2026, by selling a substantial amount of the company's shares. The head of Institutional Bank at KeyCorp (NASDAQ:KEY) divested 39,130 common shares, with the transaction amounting to $829,556. The shares were exchanged at prices between $20.20 and $20.21 per share. Since the sale, the stock price of KeyCorp has increased, currently trading at $21.49 – a 28.6% rise over the past year.

In explaining the rationale behind the sale, Paine had earlier exercised options to acquire the same 39,130 shares at a price of $18.96 each, on the same day. This purchase cost him $741,904. Furthermore, on October 27, 2026, Paine transferred 11,956 shares to his children, as part of a grantor retained annuity trust (GRAT) termination. These shares were transferred at a price of $0.00.

As of the latest available data, Paine directly owns 191,571 common shares of KeyCorp, along with indirect stakes in GRAT (102,946 shares), Paine Investments LP (445 shares), his spouse (4,265 shares), and a 401(k) Plan (27,210 shares). The total number of shares under Paine's ownership is therefore a complex mixture of personal and institutional holdings.

KeyCorp's recent financial performance has been noteworthy. In their third-quarter 2026 earnings report, the bank surpassed analyst expectations with adjusted earnings of $0.51 per share, compared to the forecasted $0.46 per share. The revenue for the quarter was $2.04 billion, just slightly below the anticipated $2.05 billion. Analysts at DA Davidson have reacted positively to KeyCorp's solid performance, raising their price target for the bank's shares to $27.00 from $26.00, while maintaining a Buy rating.

The firm highlighted a 24% year-over-year increase in earnings per share and a 15% rise quarter-over-quarter.

These financial results reflect KeyCorp's robust financial health and operational resilience. The bank's ability to navigate challenges and deliver impressive results is a testament to its strong business fundamentals.

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