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Franklin Templeton Chief Accounting Officer Receives Equity Grant

Low SignificanceOctober 15, 2026 at 7:11:01 PM UTC

FRANKLIN TEMPLETON INC

$BEN4CIK: 0000038777

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Filing Summary

📋 Form 4 Filing: Franklin Templeton Inc ($BEN) Insider: Lindsey Harumi Oshita (Chief Accounting Officer) Transaction: Grant / Award (Code A) Shares Acquired: 6,495 @ $31.18 ($202,514.10 total value) Shares Owned After: 32,624.4565 Date: October 13, 2026 Significance: Low (Equity compensation grant)

Comprehensive Analysis

Insider Transaction Overview

On October 13, 2026, Lindsey Harumi Oshita, Chief Accounting Officer of Franklin Templeton Inc ($BEN), reported the acquisition of 6,495 shares of Common Stock via a grant/award (Transaction Code: A).

  • Security: Common Stock, par value $.10
  • Shares Acquired: 6,495
  • Stated Price per Share: $31.18
  • Gross Value: $202,514.10
  • Post-Transaction Beneficial Ownership: 32,624.4565 shares

Footnotes & Ownership Breakdown

  • According to footnote (1), 14,307 shares of the total reported beneficially owned represent unvested restricted stock units (RSUs).

Market & Trading Significance

  • Significance Level: Low
  • This transaction represents a standard equity incentive grant or compensation award under the company's compensation plans rather than an open-market purchase or sale. Because the transaction was non-discretionary and initiated as part of executive compensation, it does not provide direct market sentiment signals.
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