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Form 4 · Statement of Changes in Beneficial Ownership · Filed 2026-08-03

Coviello Arthur W Jr Files Synchrony Financial (SYF) Form 4 - August 03, 2026

Coviello Arthur W Jr sold 4.0K SYF shares worth $308.7K in this Form 4 filing, reported to the SEC on 2026-08-03.

Issuer
Synchrony Financial SYF · NYSE
Filed
Period
2026-08-03
Accession
0001206587-26-000016

Transactions (1)

Insider Date Type Shares Price Value Own
Coviello Arthur W Jr 2026-08-03 Sell 4.0K $77.17 $308.7K Direct
Net change−4.0K−$308.7K

About Synchrony Financial

Synchrony Financial is a consumer financial services company primarily focused on providing private-label credit cards. It serves as a key partner to a variety of retailers, manufacturers, and healthcare providers, enabling them to offer customized credit solutions to their customers. Synchrony Financial's products extend beyond credit cards to include promotional financing, installment lending, and loyalty programs, often aimed at enhancing customer retention and satisfaction for its partners. The company plays a significant role in industries such as retail, health and wellness, automotive, and home, where it provides targeted financial solutions that are integrated into the point of sale. This integration makes Synchrony a crucial player in consumer finance, as it supports both businesses and consumers through flexible payment options. Headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut, Synchrony Financial was established in 2003. It is a major issuer of private-label credit cards in the United States, contributing to the retail sector's growth by empowering consumers to make purchases and manage payments over time. The company's financial products are influential in promoting accessible credit, supporting economic activity, and fostering customer loyalty within numerous commercial sectors.

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