Officer sold ~$957K of Prudential Financial
Automatic salePRU · NYSE · Life & Health Insurance
Life & Health Insurance company based in Newark, New Jersey.
Last close, Oct 1, 2026
$113.13
Adjusted for splits and dividends
Last 12 months
+9.8%
S&P 500 +14.3% over the same dates
Market value
$39B
Last close × shares outstanding
Bets against the stock: 15.1M shares sold short (4.4% of shares outstanding), +11.6% vs the previous count, 10.4 days of normal trading to buy them back. FINRA, as of Sep 15, 2026.
Insiders buying, last 90 days
None
No open-market purchases reported
Insiders selling, last 90 days
1 sale
$957K sold. Insiders sell for many reasons.
New federal contracts, 12 months
None
Nothing found for this company
Revenue, fiscal 2025
$60.8B
-13.7% vs the year before
Net income, fiscal 2025
$3.58B
As reported in the annual filing
Shares outstanding
345M
As of Jul 31, 2026
In fiscal 2025 the company spent $1B buying back its own shares and $1.93B on dividends. Cash actually paid, from its cash-flow statement.
Officer sold ~$957K of Prudential Financial
Automatic saleFrom a 13F filed Aug 14, 2026 covering holdings at Jun 30, 2026 — a quarter-end snapshot, not a live trade.
2 different filers disclosed PRU within 90 days. Disclosed 457 days after the transaction; reported as an official range, not an exact amount.
3 different filers disclosed PRU within 90 days. Disclosed 116 days after the transaction; reported as an official range, not an exact amount.
Officer sold ~$1.4M of Prudential Financial
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Last 12 months, adjusted daily closes
Adjusted close went from $102.99 on Oct 1, 2025 to $113.13 on Oct 1, 2026 (+9.8%). Disclosed trades in the last 12 months: 3 insider purchases, 8 insider sales (5 under pre-arranged plans), 1 Congress purchase, 3 Congress sales. 1 group of purchases by several insiders within a few days.
Short sale volume: 75.0% of the volume reported to FINRA over the last 20 trading days was marked short, above its 1-year average of 64.4%. FINRA daily files, to Oct 2, 2026.
Short sale volume is not short interest. It counts trades marked short, including market makers selling short to fill buy orders, so it is a share of daily trading, not a count of bets against the stock.