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FIRST INTERSTATE BANCSYSTEM INC (FIBK) insider trading

No open-market insider purchases of FIRST INTERSTATE BANCSYSTEM INC are on record; 3 open-market sales are.

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−$472knet insider buying, 90 days
−$472knet insider buying, 12 months
0 · 2insiders buying · selling, 12 months
—no buys on record

Insider purchases

No open-market purchases on record.

Insider sales

3 open-market sales on record
FiledInsiderSold
Oct 26
Form 4 (opens sec.gov)
Jonathan R. Scott10% owner $186k
5,000 at $37.26 · 0% of holdings
Oct 23
Form 4 (opens sec.gov)
Jonathan R. Scott10% owner $185k
5,000 at $36.90 · 1% of holdings
Sep 16
Form 4 (opens sec.gov)
Julie A. Scott10% owner $102k
2,700 at $37.64 · 1% of holdings

Most insider sales are planned in advance or made for personal reasons, so a sale says less than a buy.

Planned insider sales of FIBK (Form 144)

FiledInsiderTo sell
Oct 30
Form 144
SCOTT JAMES RDirector · no trading plan named$2k
50 shares from Oct 30
Oct 22
Form 144
Jonathan R. Scott Trust dtd 11/13/2004Former Director · no trading plan named$369k
10,000 shares from Oct 22

A Form 144 is filed before an insider sells restricted or control shares; the Form 4 reports the sale once made.

Questions

Are insiders buying FIBK stock?

Not recently: no open-market purchases were filed in the last 90 days.

Who bought FIBK stock most recently?

No insider has bought FIBK on the open market in the filings on record.

How does InsiderBeacon score an insider buy?

Out of 100, from who bought, how much their stake grew, the size of the trade, whether other insiders bought within ten days, where the price sat in its 52-week range, and whether it was a first or a routine buy. The score is fixed when the filing arrives. The formula and the research behind it.

Data as of Oct 26, 2026, from SEC EDGAR Form 4 filings: open-market purchases (code P) of $25,000 or more, and open-market sales. Every row links to its filing. Scores summarise what a filing says (how the score works); outcomes are hypothetical, from the first close after the filing, and past results don't predict future ones. Disclaimer

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