Gunby Steven Henry

CEO and Chairman Gunby purchases 10,000 shares on single day as stock trades substantially below 52-week highs; strong buy track record at this company.

Gunby Steven Henry, FTI's CEO and Chairman, executed two open-market purchases totaling 10,000 shares on a single day, representing his second and third open-market purchases in the 36-month window. The timing is noteworthy: the stock has declined over recent months and is trading substantially below its 52-week high, yet Gunby is buying rather than selling—a reversal from his typical activity (23 prior sales versus only one prior open-market purchase across all holdings over 36 months). At FCN specifically, this filing marks his first multi-purchase activity since buying in October 2025, when that single purchase was followed by strong gains over both the subsequent month and quarter. FTI itself remains profitable and is growing revenue, though modestly, providing a fundamentally sound backdrop. For a CEO to step into the market and increase his direct shareholding from roughly 317,000 to 327,000 shares during a period of price weakness suggests confidence in the company's near-term trajectory, particularly given his track record of well-timed purchases at this ticker.

CEO Gunby purchases 7,500 FCN shares at $151.12; builds position to 294,007 shares as stock recovers +3.1% in 30 days

CEO Steven Henry purchased 7,500 shares of FTI Consulting at $151.12 on 2025-10-24, increasing his holdings by 2.6% to 294,007 shares with a total outlay of $1,133,400.00. The transaction occurred near the 52-week low range ($151.68–$229.50), with the stock trading at a -27.4% discount to its recent high. Prior to this buy, Henry's cross-ticker track record showed a 25.00% well-timed rate on 20 prior sells, and at FCN specifically, all 5 prior transactions (five consecutive sells in May 2024) were well-timed at the 90-day mark. The current 30-day change of +3.1% since the purchase suggests early momentum, though the 90-day change of -2.6% indicates volatility. This buy, combined with historically strong timing discipline at the same ticker and the shareholder's position as CEO, Chairman, and President, merits investor attention as an executive commitment to the company's near-term outlook.