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Christopher Kay Insider Profile
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Christopher Kay, SVP & Chief Innovation Officer at Humana, holds 6.30K shares in M&T Bank (Ticker: MTB), holds 0.00 shares in Humana (Ticker: HUM).
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Christopher Kay's Trading History
Humana
Mar 21, 2017
SVP & Chief Innovation Officer
Uninformative Buy
547.46K
$0.00
M&T Bank
Dec 02, 2019
EVP
Uninformative Sell
132.62K
$761.69K
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What stocks does Christopher Kay hold?
Christopher Kay holds: HUM, MTB stocks.
What was Christopher Kay’s latest transaction?
Christopher Kay latest transaction was an Uninformative Sell of $132.62K.
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What is Christopher Kay's role in Humana?
Christopher Kay's role in Humana is SVP & Chief Innovation Officer.
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