On February 19, 2026, First American Financial Corporation (FAF) disclosed four insider transactions. Executive Seaton Mark Edward sold 13,700 shares on February 17, 2026.
[Recent Insider Transactions]
Disclosure Date
Position
Name
Transaction Date
Buy/Sell
Quantity
Price per Share/USD
Total Amount/USD
February 19, 2026
Executive
Wajner Matthew F.
February 17, 2026
Sell
2,174
67.22
146,100
February 19, 2026
Executive
Adams Steven A
February 17, 2026
Sell
1,190
67.22
80,000
February 19, 2026
Executive
Cornehl Lisa W
February 17, 2026
Sell
3,722
67.22
250,200
February 19, 2026
Executive
Seaton Mark Edward
February 17, 2026
Sell
13,700
67.22
918,100
February 18, 2026
Director
KENNEDY PARKER S
February 17, 2026
Buy
14,800
67.70
1,004,800
February 18, 2026
Director
KENNEDY PARKER S
February 13, 2026
Buy
15,000
67.17
1,007,600
February 18, 2026
Director
KENNEDY PARKER S
February 17, 2026
Buy
30,000
67.92
2,037,700
August 14, 2025
Director
McCarthy Margaret M
August 13, 2025
Sell
3,500
65.63
229,700
February 27, 2025
Executive
Seaton Mark Edward
February 25, 2025
Sell
37,300
65.27
2,436,100
February 27, 2025
Executive
Cornehl Lisa W
February 25, 2025
Sell
3,057
65.49
200,200
[Company Information]
First American Financial Corporation was merged in Delaware in January 2008. After the asset split of First American Corporation (TFAC), First American Financial became the holding company for TFAC’s financial services subsidiaries. The split was completed on June 1, 2010, and the company is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol “FAF.” Some of the company’s subsidiaries have been operating since the 19th century.
Through its subsidiaries and title insurance and services, and specialty insurance businesses, the company engages in financial services. The title insurance and services segment provides domestic and international title insurance, transaction services, and/or escrow payment services, as well as related or similar services through residential and commercial real estate transactions. The company also maintains, manages, and provides access to title records and images, and offers banking, trust, and investment advisory services. The specialty insurance segment develops property and casualty insurance policies and sells home warranty products. Additionally, the company’s functions include some financing arrangements and services supporting company operations.
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US Stock Insider Trading | First American disclosed 4 insider trading transactions on February 19
On February 19, 2026, First American Financial Corporation (FAF) disclosed four insider transactions. Executive Seaton Mark Edward sold 13,700 shares on February 17, 2026.
[Recent Insider Transactions]
[Company Information]
First American Financial Corporation was merged in Delaware in January 2008. After the asset split of First American Corporation (TFAC), First American Financial became the holding company for TFAC’s financial services subsidiaries. The split was completed on June 1, 2010, and the company is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol “FAF.” Some of the company’s subsidiaries have been operating since the 19th century.
Through its subsidiaries and title insurance and services, and specialty insurance businesses, the company engages in financial services. The title insurance and services segment provides domestic and international title insurance, transaction services, and/or escrow payment services, as well as related or similar services through residential and commercial real estate transactions. The company also maintains, manages, and provides access to title records and images, and offers banking, trust, and investment advisory services. The specialty insurance segment develops property and casualty insurance policies and sells home warranty products. Additionally, the company’s functions include some financing arrangements and services supporting company operations.