Form 4 code · Rule 16b-3

Code D: disposition to the issuer.

A disposition of securities to the issuer that is exempt under Rule 16b-3(e), for example shares surrendered in a buyback or a forfeiture. Not a market sale. Often appears around mergers, cancellations or forfeitures.

Quarter
Q3 2026
Non-derivative rows
1,382
Derivative rows
1,352
Share of non-derivative
2.3%

Recent code D transactions

Latest-dated code D rows in Q3 2026. Shares and prices are as filed.
DateIssuerInsiderSharesPriceFiling
2026-09-29Global Business Travel Group, Inc.Joabar Raymond23,429—4
2026-09-29Global Business Travel Group, Inc.Joabar Raymond97,097—4
2026-09-29Global Business Travel Group, Inc.Huska Patricia Anne413,146—4
2026-09-29Global Business Travel Group, Inc.Huska Patricia Anne856,752—4
2026-09-29Global Business Travel Group, Inc.Huska Patricia Anne206,941—4
2026-09-29Global Business Travel Group, Inc.Abbott Paul G827,779—4

Query code D transactions

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curl "https://sec-api.dev/api/v1/insider-transactions?period=2026q3&transactionCode=D&limit=10" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $SEC_API_KEY"

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Questions

What does transaction code D mean on Form 4?

A disposition of securities to the issuer that is exempt under Rule 16b-3(e), for example shares surrendered in a buyback or a forfeiture. Not a market sale. Often appears around mergers, cancellations or forfeitures.

How common is code D?

In Q3 2026, code D appeared on 1,382 non-derivative and 1,352 derivative transaction rows in the SEC insider transactions data set (2.3% of non-derivative rows).

Other codes

Plain-text version for agents and LLMs: /form-4-transaction-codes/d.md

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