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Capitol Federal Financial

Capitol Federal Financial (NASDAQ: CFFN) insider transactions

In the twelve months to 10 November 2026, executives and directors of Capitol Federal Financial reported no open-market sales and no open-market purchases, according to the Form 4 filings they submitted to the SEC.

Latest transactions

The 20 most recent transactions in Capitol Federal Financial shares reported on Form 4
DateInsiderRoleTransactionSharesPriceHeld afterFiling
23 September 2026Skrobacz William Joseph JrExecutive Vice PresidentGrant or award+22,500—58,989Form 4
31 December 2025Dicus John BChairman, President and CEOOption exercise+17,341$8.651,350,693Form 4
31 December 2025Dicus John BChairman, President and CEOReturned to the company−17,341$6.811,333,352Form 4
31 December 2025Townsend Kent GExecutive Vice PresidentOption exercise+12,439$8.65213,347Form 4
31 December 2025Townsend Kent GExecutive Vice PresidentReturned to the company−12,439$6.81200,908Form 4
31 December 2025Van Houweling TaraPrincipal Accounting OfficerOption exercise+2,825$8.6521,390Form 4
31 December 2025Van Houweling TaraPrincipal Accounting OfficerReturned to the company−2,825$6.8118,565Form 4
31 December 2025Jackson Rick CExecutive Vice PresidentOption exercise+9,147$8.65225,575Form 4
31 December 2025Jackson Rick CExecutive Vice PresidentReturned to the company−9,147$6.81216,428Form 4
31 December 2025Haag Natalie G.Executive Vice PresidentOption exercise+8,727$8.6597,983Form 4
31 December 2025Haag Natalie G.Executive Vice PresidentReturned to the company−8,727$6.8189,256Form 4
31 December 2025Barry Anthony S.Executive Vice PresidentOption exercise+8,080$8.6566,487Form 4
31 December 2025Barry Anthony S.Executive Vice PresidentReturned to the company−8,080$6.8158,407Form 4
31 October 2025Jackson Rick CExecutive Vice PresidentOpen-market purchase+8,000$6.05156,752Form 4
31 October 2025Jackson Rick CExecutive Vice PresidentOpen-market purchase+2,000$6.0559,676Form 4
28 July 2025Dicus John BChairman, President and CEOInheritance+414,443—414,443Form 4
28 July 2025Dicus John BChairman, President and CEOInheritance+233,464—233,464Form 4
28 July 2025Dicus John BChairman, President and CEOInheritance−817,451—0Form 4
28 July 2025Dicus John BChairman, President and CEOInheritance−11,437—0Form 4
28 July 2025Dicus John BChairman, President and CEOInheritance−466,928—0Form 4

Names appear as in the filing, surname first. A dash in the price column means the filing reports none, as in grants and gifts.

How to read the table

Only open-market purchases and sales are trades the insider chose to make at the market price, and they are the ones counted in the summary above. Grants, option exercises and shares withheld for tax come from pay plans. A sale marked as a 10b5-1 plan was scheduled in advance under a written plan.

Where each row comes from

From the Form 4 that each executive, director or large shareholder must file with the SEC within two business days of a transaction, read up to 10 November 2026. Each row links to its filing on EDGAR. Only transactions in shares are listed, not derivatives, and amended filings are left out. The accounts of the company are on the Capitol Federal Financial page; the method, in data sources.

Information prepared from the Form 4 filings submitted to the SEC, for information purposes only. It is not financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell. Updated on 12 November 2026.