Insiders File New Beneficial Ownership Disclosures Across Several Major Public Companies

Hertz’s initial ownership filing for Nils Erik Larsen was signed by Adrian S. Nasr under power of attorney.
Gregory Deane Smith’s Algorhythm Holdings filing lists September 11, 2026, as the triggering event date and September 30, 2026, as the filing date.
Smith’s filing identifies him only as a director; it was submitted by one reporting person and was not an amendment to an earlier filing.
Company insiders across five public firms filed ownership statements with federal regulators, disclosing their holdings and positions. Worldnews reported filings at Hertz, Hims & Hers, Clover Health, Elanco, and Algorhythm Holdings covering initial ownership claims and changes in executive stakes.
The filings include an initial ownership statement for Nils Erik Larsen at Hertz, change-of-ownership forms from Hims & Hers and Elanco, an initial form from Clover Health, and a disclosure from Algorhythm Holdings director Gregory Deane Smith reporting zero company securities ownership.
Hertz submitted an initial statement of beneficial ownership for Nils Erik Larsen, signed by Adrian S. Nasr acting under power of attorney, Worldnews reported. The filing reveals insider positions at the rental car company as the firm manages executive disclosures required under securities laws.
Hims & Hers Health and Elanco both filed Form 4 statements documenting changes in executive beneficial ownership, according to Worldnews. These change-of-ownership filings track how insider stakes shift as executives buy, sell, or receive company securities during their tenure.
Algorhythm Holdings director Gregory Deane Smith filed his initial ownership statement on September 30, 2026, with September 11, 2026, as the triggering event date, Worldnews reported. Smith's filing indicates he holds no beneficial ownership of Algorhythm securities. The single-person filing was not an amendment to any prior disclosure.
Form 3 filings mark an insider's first ownership disclosure, while Form 4s document later changes. These filings, required under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, help investors see who owns what at public companies and whether executives are increasing or reducing their stakes.
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