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Congress trades · BEN

Who in Congress traded Franklin Resources (BEN)?

No member of Congress reported a BEN trade in the last 3 months. All time (filings since 2024): 2 members, 4 trades. Most recent: Sen. Alan Armstrong bought $1K–$15K on Mar 27, 2026.
0members · last 3 mo
0buys · last 3 mo
0sells · last 3 mo
41 dmedian disclosure lag
1disclosed after 45 days

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2 members of Congress have reported 4 trades in Franklin Resources (BEN) since 2024: 1 buy and 3 sells. The most active was Rep. Thomas H. Kean, Jr. (3 trades); the latest was Sen. Alan Armstrong, who bought $1K–$15K on Mar 27, 2026. 2 of these members have a ranked hit rate (10+ scored trades). This is a record of public disclosures, not a recommendation.

All time: every disclosed trade on the price chart

BuySellOption (ring; green bullish, red bearish)Size = top of reported range · scroll/pinch or drag across the chart to zoom, double-click to reset, or drag the window in the strip below · click a dot to jump to its row8-KForm 4

Every trade (all time)

Member · hit rateActionTradedReported amountDisclosed · lagThis trade vs SPY (90 d)SEC filings ±30 daysSource
AASen. Alan Armstrong R-OK 80% hit · 692
Health, Education, Labor, and PensionsIndian Affairs		BUYMar 27, 2026$1K–$15KJul 21, 2026
116 days ⚠ over 45		+27.7%4 Form 4eFD report
TKRep. Thomas H. Kean, Jr. R-NJ07 57% hit · 110
Energy and CommerceForeign Affairs		SELLSep 3, 2025$15K–$50KOct 14, 2025
41 days		+18.1%8-K 09-08 · 11 Form 4PDF
TKRep. Thomas H. Kean, Jr. R-NJ07 57% hit · 110
Energy and CommerceForeign Affairs		SELL (partial)Apr 28, 2025$1K–$15KMay 15, 2025
17 days		-16.1%8-K 05-02 · 8 Form 4PDF
TKRep. Thomas H. Kean, Jr. R-NJ07 57% hit · 110
Energy and CommerceForeign Affairs		SELL (partial)Dec 16, 2024$1K–$15KJan 22, 2025
37 days		+3.1%21 Form 4PDF
Education, not investment advice. This page reorganizes public disclosures so you can see what members of Congress reported. A disclosure is not evidence of wrongdoing, and past trades say nothing about future returns. Amounts are the ranges members report, not exact values. Members have up to 45 days to disclose, so recent trades may be missing. Paper filings that need manual review, trades without a confident ticker match, options, mutual funds, bonds and private holdings are not shown. Always check the source filing.

Sources: U.S. House Clerk Periodic Transaction Reports (disclosures-clerk.house.gov) and U.S. Senate eFD Periodic Transaction Reports (efdsearch.senate.gov), filed 2024 to present; SEC EDGAR submissions (Form 4 and 8-K filing dates); committee assignments from the unitedstates/congress-legislators project (current membership); daily closing prices from Yahoo Finance's public chart data (query1.finance.yahoo.com), which is unofficial and may be revised. Built 2026-11-03.