Homestreet, INC Form 4 insider transactions

Mechanics Bancorp's EVP & Chief Credit Officer, Scott A. Givans, increased his beneficial ownership of Class A Common Stock and incentive units following the HomeStreet Bank merger.

Mechanics Bancorp's EVP & Chief Accounting Officer, Fernando Pelayo, reported acquisitions of Class A Common Stock and incentive units, alongside a disposition for tax purposes, following the HomeStreet Bank merger.

Kristie S. Shields, EVP & Chief Compliance Counsel, reported acquisitions of Class A Common Stock and incentive units, alongside a disposition for tax purposes.

Mechanics Bancorp's EVP and General Counsel, Glenn C. Shrader, reported substantial acquisitions of Class A Common Stock and incentive units following the HomeStreet Bank merger.

Mark K. Mason, a consultant for Mechanics Bancorp, filed an amended Form 4 to correct the number of shares withheld for tax purposes following the vesting of performance stock units.

Carl B. Webb, a director and 10% owner of Mechanics Bancorp, acquired over 171 million shares of Class A Common Stock following the merger of Mechanics Bank into HomeStreet Bank.

Mechanics Bancorp EVP David L. Parr reported share acquisitions from PSU vesting and dispositions for tax withholding following the HomeStreet merger.

Mechanics Bancorp's EVP and CFO, John Michel, acquired over 21,000 shares through PSU vesting and resigned following the HomeStreet merger.

Mechanics Bancorp EVP Marlene L. Price reported significant equity transactions and her resignation following the HomeStreet, Inc. merger.

An executive of the newly formed Mechanics Bancorp received shares from accelerated performance stock units following the merger with HomeStreet, Inc.

William Endresen, EVP, Commercial RE & Capital Preservation, acquired shares of Mechanics Bancorp common stock following the vesting of performance stock units and resigned his officer position post-merger.

Mechanics Bancorp's former EVP and General Counsel, Godfrey B. Evans, acquired 11,668 shares of common stock upon the accelerated vesting of performance stock units following the merger with HomeStreet, Inc.

Paulette Lemon, former EVP of Retail Banking, reported equity transactions and her resignation following the HomeStreet merger into Mechanics Bancorp.

Mechanics Bancorp EVP and Chief Risk Officer, Diane P. Novak, reported the vesting of performance stock units and her resignation following the HomeStreet merger.

Mechanics Bancorp's EVP Chief Credit Officer, Jay C. Iseman, reported the vesting of performance stock units and his resignation following the HomeStreet merger.

Mark K. Mason, CEO and President of Mechanics Bancorp, reported significant equity transactions following the merger and his resignation as an officer of HomeStreet, Inc.

Darrell Van Amen, former EVP and Chief Investment Officer, acquired shares of Mechanics Bancorp common stock following the vesting of performance stock units accelerated by the HomeStreet merger.

Sidney Craig Tompkins resigned as a Director of Mechanics Bancorp effective September 2, 2025, following the merger of HomeStreet, Inc. and Mechanics Bank.

Jeffrey D. Green has resigned as a Director of Mechanics Bancorp, effective September 2, 2025, following the merger of HomeStreet, Inc. with Mechanics Bank.

Joanne R. Harrell has resigned as a Director of Mechanics Bancorp, effective September 2, 2025, following the completion of the merger that renamed HomeStreet, Inc. to Mechanics Bancorp.

James R. Mitchell has resigned as a Director of Mechanics Bancorp, effective September 2, 2025, following the merger of HomeStreet, Inc. with Mechanics Bank.

Sandra A. Cavanaugh has resigned as a Director of Mechanics Bancorp, effective September 2, 2025, following the merger of HomeStreet, Inc. and Mechanics Bank.

Scott M. Boggs resigned as a Director of Mechanics Bancorp, effective September 2, 2025, following the merger of HomeStreet, Inc. and Mechanics Bank.

HomeStreet, Inc. announced the receipt of all necessary regulatory approvals for its merger with Mechanics Bank, with shareholder approval and Legal Day One expected soon.

HomeStreet, Inc. and Mechanics Bank have received all necessary regulatory approvals for their strategic all-stock merger, moving closer to a September 2, 2025 closing.

HomeStreet, Inc. announces receipt of all regulatory approvals for its merger with Mechanics Bank, with shareholder approval pending for an expected September 2nd closing.

HomeStreet, Inc. is urging shareholders to approve its proposed merger with Mechanics Bank at an upcoming Special Meeting, with the Board and Management recommending a 'For' vote on all proposals.

HomeStreet, Inc. has filed supplemental disclosures for its proposed all-stock merger with Mechanics Bank, addressing shareholder litigation while reaffirming the transaction's terms and timeline.

HomeStreet, Inc. announced a revised target legal day one of September 1st for its merger with Mechanics Bank and the selection of Fiserv as the future core operating system, providing a clearer path forward for the combined entity.

HomeStreet, Inc. CEO Mark Mason provided an update to employees on the company's return to profitability, the successful re-election of its board, and the ongoing progress of its merger with Mechanics Bank, anticipating a shareholder vote next month and regulatory approval by August 1st.