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Goldman Sachs BDC, Inc. (NYSE: GSBD) filed an 8-K disclosing a planned leadership transition effective on or about 7 Aug 2025.

• Alex Chi will resign as Co-Chief Executive Officer & Co-President; the company states the decision is voluntary and unrelated to any disagreement.
• Vivek Bantwal, global co-head of Private Credit at Goldman Sachs Asset Management and a 25-year firm veteran, is appointed Co-CEO and co-principal executive officer.
• Incumbent Co-CEO David Miller remains in that role but will relinquish his Co-President title.
• Tucker Greene, current Chief Operating Officer, is promoted to President while retaining his COO duties.

No related-party transactions were reported, and the filing contains no financial guidance. The orderly succession plan preserves continuity and deepens private-credit expertise, though the departure of a principal executive officer introduces modest leadership-transition risk.

UBS AG is offering $1,000,000 of Trigger Autocallable Contingent Yield Notes linked to the common stock of Alphabet Inc. (GOOG). The debt is senior unsecured, issued in $10 denominations, and matures on 14 Jan 2027 (�18 months) unless automatically called earlier.

Income mechanics: Investors receive a 10.76 % p.a. fixed contingent coupon (�$0.538 per note semi-annually) only when GOOG’s closing price on an observation date is � the Coupon Barrier of $134.03 (75 % of the initial $178.70). Miss the barrier and that period’s coupon is forfeited.

Autocall feature: If GOOG closes � the initial level on any observation date before maturity (12 Jan 2026 or 10 Jul 2026), the notes are redeemed early at par plus the due coupon, ending further payments.

Principal repayment: � If not called and GOOG is � the Downside Threshold ($134.03) on the final valuation date, principal is returned. � If GOOG finishes < the threshold, repayment = $10 × (1 + Underlying Return), exposing holders to the full share decline down to total loss.

Key economics & fees: Issue price $10, estimated initial value $9.79 (reflecting 1.75 % underwriting discount and internal funding adjustments). Secondary market liquidity is not assured; notes are unlisted. All payments depend on UBS credit quality.

Risk highlights: Potential loss of all capital, non-guaranteed coupons, issuer credit risk, limited liquidity, adverse tax uncertainty (pre-paid derivative treatment) and structural conflicts of interest (UBS acts as issuer, underwriter, calculation agent).

Investor profile: Suitable only for investors who understand equity-linked structures, can tolerate principal loss, and value a high conditional coupon over direct participation in Alphabet’s share appreciation.

Domino's Pizza Inc. (DPZ) Form 4 filing: Vice President & Chief Accounting Officer Jessica L. Parrish reported the grant of 1,342 restricted stock units (RSUs) on 30 June 2025. The award, recorded as an "A" (acquisition) transaction at $0 cost, lifts her direct beneficial ownership to 3,722.712 DPZ shares. The RSUs vest 25 % on 30 Jun 2027, another 25 % on 30 Jun 2028, and the remaining 50 % on 30 Jun 2029, with shares delivered at each vesting date. The filing also notes the accumulation of 15.688 shares through the company’s Employee Stock Payroll Deduction Plan since the prior report. No derivative security activity or dispositions were disclosed.

John Wiley & Sons, Inc. (WLYB) has filed a Form 144 indicating an intended sale of 5,665 shares of its common stock through UBS Financial Services on the NYSE, with an aggregate market value of $250,053. Based on the figures supplied, the reference price is roughly $44 per share. The shares to be sold represent approximately 0.013 % of the company’s 44.62 million shares outstanding, making the planned disposition immaterial in percentage terms.

The stock was acquired via the vesting of multiple tranches of restricted stock units (RSUs) and performance share units (RPSUs) granted between April 2021 and April 2023. Tranche sizes range from 191 to 1,565 shares, reflecting normal equity-compensation practices. The filer reported no sales during the prior three-month period and certified the absence of undisclosed material adverse information.

Form 144 is a notice of proposed, not completed, sales. The filing does not disclose the seller’s identity, whether a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan exists, or final execution prices. Given the modest size of the transaction and its origin from routine incentive-compensation vesting, the event is unlikely to influence WLYB’s share price materially, but it remains a data point for investors monitoring insider-selling patterns.

Wayfair Inc. (symbol W) has filed a Form 144 indicating the intention to sell 180,943 Class A shares through Fidelity Brokerage Services on or about 01 July 2025. The shares carry an aggregate market value of $9.51 million and represent roughly 0.17 % of the company’s 103.66 million shares outstanding.

The shares were originally acquired on 01 January 2002 as “Founder Sharesâ€� received as compensation. Within the past three months, related parties named in the filing—Steven K. Conine and the Conine Family Foundation—have already sold 153,963 shares for total gross proceeds of approximately $6.71 million.

• Proposed sale class: Class A
• Broker: Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC, Smithfield RI
• Exchange: NYSE
• Planned sale date: 07/01/2025
• Recent insider sales (last 3 months): ~154 k shares

While the dollar amount is sizeable, the percentage of outstanding shares is small, suggesting limited direct dilution. Nonetheless, the continued disposition of shares by founder-linked entities may influence investor sentiment.

Nasdaq Stock Market LLC has filed Form 25 to remove JVSPAC Acquisition Corp. (symbol: JVSAU) securities from listing and registration under Section 12(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. The filing, dated 30 June 2025 and signed by AVP Tara Petta, covers the company’s Class A Ordinary Shares, Rights, and Units. Nasdaq states that it "has complied with its rules" for striking the securities, indicating that the exchange—not the issuer—initiated the action under Rule 12d2-2(b). Once effective (generally ten days after filing), the securities will no longer trade on Nasdaq and their registration under Section 12(b) will be withdrawn. No financial metrics, earnings information, or business rationale are provided in the document.

The filing is procedurally straightforward but materially important for investors because delisting typically reduces liquidity, transparency, and market visibility. Holders may need to rely on over-the-counter venues—if any quotations develop—or pursue private transfers. The document does not mention concurrent listing on another exchange, merger activity, or compliance remediation efforts, leaving the ultimate future trading venue and corporate strategy unclear.