Bank Insiders Buy, Sell $225,000 in Shares

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First U.S. Bancshares director Robert C. Field reported several open-market purchases of FUSB shares in early September 2026. Through Highland Mortgage LLC, an affiliated entity, he bought 412 shares on Sept. 3 at $16.40 and another 113 shares on Sept. 4 at a weighted average price of about $16.46. He also purchased 3,300 shares directly on Sept. 1 at an average price of $16.39, a transaction valued at $54,087. The filings indicate that the purchases were not made under a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan; reported holdings varied by filing, including indirect ownership through Highland Mortgage and direct ownership in Field’s name.

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