Jensen Huang off Nvidia board: his vested shares escape clawbacks and blackout windows
IgorCarron · x · 2026-11-12
Igor Carron adds a key point to the discussion of Jensen Huang and Nvidia's board: Huang won't remain on the board, so 'everything is up.'
The quoted thread explains the equity boundaries: a board can only claw back unvested PSUs/RSUs, while Huang's fully vested shares remain his legal property with full voting rights — he can hold, borrow against, or sell them freely (subject only to Rule 144 volume limits once fully departed, no longer board blackout windows).
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