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MetLife Inc Planned Sales
Before an insider at MetLife Inc can sell restricted stock they have to file notice of it. This is that notice — the leading edge of the insider trading feed, filed days before the sale it describes.
MET insider trades →Notices on file
5
Insiders
4
Shares noticed
720
permission to sell, not sales
Estimated value
$70K
as estimated on filing
Largest notices first
Value is the filer's own estimate of what the sale would raise, at the time they filed.
| Seller | Est. value |
|---|---|
| 401 Plan Large Cap Equity Index MetlifeAffiliate discretionary manager2026-09-18266 sh<0.01% | $25.9K |
| Separate Account SPI MetLifeAffiliate2026-09-18224 sh<0.01% | $21.8K |
| Separate Account SPI MetLifeAffiliate2026-10-06160 sh<0.01% | $15.5K |
| Account Separate IIAffiliate2026-09-1845 sh<0.01% | $4.4K |
| Account 149 SeparateAffiliate2026-09-1825 sh<0.01% | $2.4K |
Source: SEC Form 144 notices, via EDGAR. A notice is permission to sell, not a completed sale — it is often used only in part, or not at all, so none of this is volume and none of it should be added to the insider trading feed. Value is the filer's estimate on the day they filed.
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