American Express Insider Anna Marrs Sells All 44,910 AXP Shares

As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on November 3, 2026.

Insider buy Anna Marrs
Bought AMERICAN EXPRESS CO $6.7M44,910 shares @ $148.45

American Express group president Anna Marrs kept none of her option exercise, selling all 44,910 shares near $327 for roughly $14.7 million. Her direct stake is now about 20,509 shares.

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Anna Marrs, a group president at American Express, exercised options and sold every share the same day, keeping nothing.

The November 3, 2026 sale covered all 44,910 shares, leaving her with a direct stake of about 20,509 shares.

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She acquired those shares at a cost basis of $148.45, locking in the gain rather than leaving it at risk.

Insider sales tied to option exercises are common and do not automatically signal a negative view, but a full-block exit is a data point for investors watching insider sentiment at American Express.

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