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Foley Douglas

SVP, HR & Administration

Officer
2 filings analyzed · 1 company · Latest 2025-06-03

Companies

Company Buys Sells Direction
Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. ICE 0 5 Net selling

Activity

June 2025
medium
Sell
8,259 shares
$1,484,555
Significance 4/10

Foley Douglas sells 8,259 shares of ICE at $179.75; stock at $179.34 near 52-week high of $180.32

Foley Douglas, SVP of HR & Administration, sold 8,259 shares (8.3K shares) at $179.75 on 2025-05-30 for $1,484,555.25 ($1.5M), reducing his holdings by 22.2% from 37,172 to 28,913 shares. The transaction occurred near ICE's 52-week high of $180.32, with the current price at $179.34, indicating the sale was executed at a strong price point. This represents his second open-market sale at ICE; his prior sell on 2025-02-07 produced a 90-day return of +6.0%, meaning the stock rose substantially after that earlier sale—a poorly-timed outcome for a seller. ICE's fundamentals show strong growth (18.8% annual revenue growth) and substantial profitability ($797.0M net income on $3.2B quarterly revenue), though the P/E of 36.98 reflects elevated valuation. The pattern of selling near peaks and prior experience with post-sale gains suggests this disposition merits monitoring to understand whether the SVP's assessment of valuation or personnel-related liquidity needs is shifting.

February 2025
medium
Sell
10,580 shares
$1,761,253
Significance 4/10

SVP Foley Douglas sells 10,580 ICE shares for $1.8M; reduces position 32.5% to 22.0K shares

Foley Douglas, SVP of HR & Administration at Intercontinental Exchange, sold 10,580 shares at $166.47 on 2025-02-07, reducing his holdings from 32,572 shares to 21,992 shares—a 32.5% reduction in stake. The sale occurred at a price within 0.3% of the 52-week high of $167.68, and the stock has appreciated 17.0% over the preceding 30 days and 7.1% over 90 days, reflecting strong recent momentum in the security. The company's fundamentals remain robust, with $3.0B in latest-quarter revenue and annual growth of 18.8%, though the elevated P/E of 34.11 reflects market pricing. The significant reduction in his direct holdings warrants attention as a material change in executive stake, though absent disclosure of broader context (such as planned exercises, diversification needs, or tax-driven sales), the transaction itself cannot be characterized as a confidence signal in either direction.

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