Five insiders at LTH — Life Time Group Holdings — filed sales totalling $466 million this week. Two directors, John Danhakl and John Galashan, each filed $221 million in shares sold on August 10 at $43.16 apiece. Founder and CEO Bahram Akradi also filed nearly $19.5 million in sales. CFO Erik Weaver offloaded a further $2.1 million.
The coordinated exit stands out. Five senior insiders selling in the same two-week window is rare. Life Time's stock has climbed sharply in 2026, and the sales suggest leadership is cashing out near recent highs.
Meanwhile, Richard Ian Griffiths, a major shareholder at SLN — Silence Therapeutics — filed over $86 million in combined sales yesterday. Griffiths sold more than 5.4 million shares across multiple transactions, all at around £16. The RNA-focused biotech has been buoyed by deal activity in the gene-silencing space.
At STAN — Standard Chartered — two C-suite executives filed sales on the same day. COO Tanuj Kapilashrami sold $4.6 million worth of shares. A divisional CEO, Roberto Hoornweg, sold nearly $12 million.
On the buy side, three insiders at Adani Power filed purchases totalling $2.8 billion — though these reflect large institutional block movements typical of Indian conglomerate structures rather than pure open-market conviction buys.
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