InvenTrust Exec Lauren Suva Reduces Common Stock Holdings
While total derivative holdings increased, Lauren Suva’s direct ownership of common stock saw a decline.
January 05, 2026
InvenTrust EVP Lauren Suva Executes Multiple Equity Transactions at Year-End
At the close of 2025, Lauren Suva, Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer at InvenTrust Properties Corp. (NYSE: IVT), executed a set of planned equity transactions that adjusted her positions in both common stock and derivative securities.
On December 31, Suva converted 2,918 restricted stock units (RSUs) into common shares. These RSUs were part of her existing compensation agreements and converted on a one-for-one basis.
The same day, she disposed of 1,215 shares —most likely to cover taxes associated with the vesting—at a price of $28.84. After these transactions, Suva’s direct holdings in common stock decreased to 22,084 shares.
At the same time, her holdings in derivative securities shifted. Three RSU awards were exercised:
- One fully vested award of 898 units
- One partially vested award of 926 units, scheduled to continue vesting through December 2026
- Another partially vested award of 1,094 units, with scheduled vesting in December 2026 and December 2027
After the exercises, Suva held 954 and 2,222 RSUs under the latter two awards, respectively. The first award was fully exercised and no longer outstanding.
These movements are consistent with standard year-end activity. Executives often convert vested RSUs at this time to align with compensation schedules and manage tax implications. In Suva’s case, while her direct common stock balance decreased slightly, her position in unvested RSUs grew—signaling continued alignment with the company’s long-term performance.
All transactions were filed individually and reported in accordance with SEC requirements.
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