Executives Cash Out While Insiders Back the Bank
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Venture capital exits, chip-stock sales, and a Nordic buying cluster dominated the insider filing tape this week.
VC dumps $124M in ServiceTitan. Bessemer Venture Partners has been filing sales in TTAN almost daily since late June. The firm reported offloading more than $124M in shares across a dozen separate transactions. Prices ranged from $69 to $80 per share. The relentless pace of selling signals post-IPO lockup pressure on the field management software company.
Broadcom CLO sells $29M. AVGO Chief Legal Officer Mark Brazeal filed three separate sales totalling roughly $29M. The trades occurred between June 25 and July 10. Two independent directors also filed smaller sales in the same window. That's five insiders cashing out at the chip giant in under three weeks.
Handelsbanken sees $93M buying cluster. Swedish investment heavyweight Industrivärden and Deputy Chairman Lars Lundberg together bought more than $93M in SHB A shares. All transactions were filed on July 20–21. The buying came in at around 140 SEK per share — a strong vote of confidence in the Nordic bank.
Biotech draws fresh institutional cash. RA Capital Management filed $5.2M in purchases of PBLS (Parabilis Medicines) across three days this week, paying up to $30 per share. The repeated buying from a board-linked investor is a notable signal for the small-cap drug developer.
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