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Provident Financial Services, Inc.

PFS · NYSE · Financials · Regional Banks

Regional Banks company based in Jersey City, New Jersey.

As of Oct 20, 2026, OQRO holds for Provident Financial Services, Inc. (PFS) over the last 12 months: 0 insider filings, 0 Congress trades, 2 fund positions and 0 federal contract awards.

On the public record for Provident Financial Services, Inc. over the 12 months to Oct 20, 2026: 16 CFPB complaints.

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No filing stored for Provident Financial Services, Inc. in the last 12 months.

Nothing from insiders, Congress, funds or federal contracts dated in this period. See a real example on the home page, which shows live filings free.

On file for PFS, last 12 months

0
Insider filings
0
Congress trades
2
Fund positions
0
Federal contracts

Records OQRO holds, counted by their date; a 13F position is counted once per quarter it is reported.

Insider buying and selling since 2006

Insiders of Provident Financial Services, Inc. reported 168 open-market purchases and 735 sales since 2006; purchases in 18 different years, most recently 2025.

YearBoughtSold
2025
1×
4×
2024
3×
16×
2023
24×
12×
2022
5×
31×
2021
3×
39×
2020
31×
3×
2019
12×
15×
2018
6×
5×
2017—
179×
2016—
214×
2015
4×
62×
2014
2×
13×
2013
7×
45×
2012
12×
11×
2011
16×
6×
2010
6×
18×
2009
10×
22×
2008
6×
8×
2007
14×
9×
2006
6×
23×

Open-market purchases (code P) and sales (code S) on Forms 4 and 5. Up to Sep 2024 from the SEC's Insider Transactions Data Sets; since Oct 2024 from each filing as it is published. A trade filed twice (an amendment) counts once. The amounts, the people and every filing are in OQRO Pro.

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  • Insider trades and planned sales
  • Politician trades (House and Senate)
  • Fund holdings from 13F filings
  • Federal contracts, lobbying and short selling
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Questions about Provident Financial Services, Inc. insider trading

Have Provident Financial Services, Inc. insiders bought shares recently?

No open-market purchase by an insider of Provident Financial Services, Inc. was filed in the last 90 days. The latest on record was on Mar 14, 2025.

How often do Provident Financial Services, Inc. insiders buy and sell shares?

Since 2006, Provident Financial Services, Inc. insiders reported 168 open-market purchases and 735 sales on Forms 4 and 5, with purchases in 18 different years, most recently 2025.

Do members of Congress trade PFS?

No trade in Provident Financial Services, Inc. (PFS) was disclosed by a member of Congress in the last 12 months.

When does Provident Financial Services, Inc. report its next results?

Provident Financial Services, Inc.'s next results are expected on Oct 28, 2026. The date can move until the company confirms it. Insiders often trade in the weeks right after results.

Where does this data come from?

From official filings only: SEC Forms 4, 5 and 144 for insiders, House and Senate periodic transaction reports for Congress, SEC Form 13F for funds, Form 8-K for company events and USAspending for federal contracts. Every record on OQRO links to its source. It is public data, not investment advice.

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