Trecker Kristin 4

What Happened
Kristin Trecker, Senior Vice President of Visteon Corporation (VC), had Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) that automatically vested on March 15, 2026 and were converted into common shares (reported as derivative conversion, code M). A total of 2,766 shares were delivered on vesting (this total includes 18 dividend-equivalent shares). To satisfy withholding obligations, 1,144 shares were withheld (reported as dispositions, code F) for approximately $101,924 in tax withholding, leaving a net delivery of 1,622 shares to Trecker.

Key Details

• Transaction dates: RSU vesting/conversion on Mar 15, 2026; tax withholding reported Mar 15 and Mar 16, 2026. Filing date: Mar 17, 2026 (appears timely).
• Conversion/vested shares: 2,766 total (reported as three conversion entries: 554, 834, 1,378).
• Shares withheld for taxes: 1,144 shares (228, 344, 567 withheld Mar 15 at $89.09; 5 withheld Mar 16 at $90.06) — total cash value withheld ≈ $101,924.
• Net shares delivered to insider: 1,622 shares.
• Footnotes: F1 notes automatic vesting and conversion and that 18 shares are dividend equivalents; F2–F3 explain shares were withheld by Visteon to satisfy income tax withholding (values based on Mar 13 and Mar 16 fair market values); F4 describes the standard 33% annual vesting schedule.
• Shares owned after transaction: not disclosed in the Form 4 filing.

Context

• This was an award/vesting event (RSUs converted to stock), not an open-market purchase or voluntary sale. The disposals reported are shares withheld by the company to cover taxes (routine, not a market sale by the insider).
• For retail investors: vesting and withholding transactions are common and typically reflect compensation mechanics rather than a deliberate buy/sell decision by the insider.