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Diane Kurtzman

EVP & Chief HR Officer

Officer

Latest: EVP & Chief HR Officer selling · July 2026

4 filings analyzed · 1 company · Latest 2026-07-27

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Company Buys Sells Direction
TRAVELERS COMPANIES, INC. TRV 0 4 Net selling

Activity

July 2026
low
Sell
4,164 shares
$1,610,260
Significance 4/10

EVP Diane Kurtzman sold 4,164 shares of TRV for $1.6M; retains 5,298 shares and 0 stock options.

Diane Kurtzman, EVP & Chief HR Officer, sold 4,164 shares (44.0% of her pre-transaction holdings) at $386.71 on 2026-07-24 for a total value of $1,610,260.44. Her post-transaction holdings of 5,298 shares remain material, and she retains no outstanding derivative securities. Among her five prior sales at TRV, four of five were well-timed at the 90-day mark, with three sales producing negative 90-day returns (-1.2%, -1.3%, -3.6%). Against this backdrop, the stock has appreciated 19.3% over the 30 days and 25.9% over the 90 days since this filing, and currently trades near its 52-week high at $390.42. The trade reflects a scheduled reduction of a significant but non-controlling equity position consistent with periodic realization of gains.

November 2025
high
Sell
4,805 shares
$1,393,450
Significance 6/10

EVP & Chief HR Officer Diane Kurtzman sells 4,805 shares of TRV at $290.00; holdings cut 55.7% to 3,818 shares. Strong timing pattern: 100% well-timed rate on TRV.

Diane Kurtzman, EVP & Chief HR Officer, sold 4,805 shares of TRAVELERS COMPANIES on 2025-11-24 for a total value of $1,393,450.00, reducing her position from 8,623 shares to 3,818 shares (a 55.7% reduction). Notably, Kurtzman's prior transaction history at TRV shows 4 of 4 sells were well-timed at the 90-day mark, with the most recent May 2025 sales declining -3.6% in 30 days and October 2024 sales falling -8.0% over 90 days post-trade. This current sale occurs at $290.00, near the 52-week high of $293.70, suggesting she is selling into strength. Her cross-ticker track record across all holdings shows a 90-day well-timed rate of 100.00% (with average 90-day returns of -4.2% after her sells), indicating a consistent pattern of executing sells before subsequent declines.

May 2025
high
Sell
3,980 shares
$1,086,600
Significance 6/10

EVP & Chief HR Officer Diane Kurtzman sells 3,980 shares for $1,086,599.60 (blended avg $273.01), reducing holdings by 51.0%

Diane Kurtzman, EVP & Chief HR Officer, executed 2 separate sales totaling 3,980 shares for $1,086,599.60 on 2025-05-29 at a blended average price of $273.01, reducing her holdings from 7,798 shares to 3,818 shares (a -51.0% net change). The current price of $275.70 is within 0.1% of the 52-week high, and the stock has advanced 4.4% over the past 30 days and 6.7% over 90 days. Her prior trades at TRV show a 100% well-timed rate at the 90-day mark (2 of 2 prior sells), with both producing negative 90-day returns after sale. The magnitude of this sale—elimination of just over half her position in a single filing—combined with her established pattern of timing sales before stock declines warrants investor attention to whether this signals her view on near-term valuation, though the stock's proximity to 52-week highs and positive recent momentum complicate the directional signal.

October 2024
medium
Sell
3,941 shares
$1,026,451
Significance 5/10

EVP Diane Kurtzman sold 3,941 shares at blended average $260.45 for $1,026,451.29 at TRV

Diane Kurtzman, EVP & Chief HR Officer, executed 2 separate sales totaling 3,941 shares for $1,026,451.29 on 2024-10-21, reducing her holdings by 69.7% to 1,714 shares remaining. The blended average sale price of $260.45 is near the current price of $259.22 and sits 2.4% below the 52-week high of $265.45, reflecting a stock that has gained 8.7% over 30 days and 24.8% over 90 days. At a P/E of 12.95 and 12.2% annual revenue growth, Travelers presents a reasonably valued insurance business, but the substantial reduction in the executive's personal stake warrants attention to whether this reflects portfolio adjustment or a shift in conviction.

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