Insider filings this week reveal a clear split on Wall Street: C-suite sellers are locking in gains while a handful of executives are putting real money on the line.
The biggest US C-level exit came from CFG. Citizens Financial Group CEO Bruce Van Saun filed Monday, disclosing he sold $9.3 million worth of shares on July 24 at $72.07. The filing is fresh — the trade was only disclosed this week.
At SCHW, founder and Co-Chairman Charles Schwab sold $4.6 million in stock on the same date. Schwab has been trimming gradually, but this is a notable block at over $101 per share.
On the selling side too, SAFT (Safety Insurance Group) saw major 10% owner SRB Corp dump $128 million combined across two filings — a significant exit from a mid-cap insurer.
The buyers tell a contrasting story. An executive at ACI (Albertsons Companies) filed a $1.96 million open-market purchase this week — a rare bet on the grocery giant amid ongoing deal scrutiny.
In Europe, VOLV B saw Industrivärden step in with a buy in AB Volvo, signaling continued conviction from the Swedish investment giant.
Multiple insiders at TNL (Travel + Leisure) filed sales this week totalling over $5 million, with both the COO and HR Director reducing positions at around $75 per share.
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