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Frank Mark E Insider Profile
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Frank Mark E , EVP, Chief Operations Officer at Heartland Financial USA, holds 1.06K shares in Heartland Financial USA (Ticker: HTLF). Most recently, Frank Mark E Sold $432 shares of Heartland Financial USA on Nov 25, 2024 for an estimated value of 29.04K.
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What is the percentage of profitable transactions made by Frank Mark E ?
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What stocks does Frank Mark E hold?
Frank Mark E holds: HTLF stocks.
What was Frank Mark E ’s latest transaction?
Frank Mark E latest transaction was an Informative Sell of $29.04K.
What was Frank Mark E 's most profitable transaction?
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What is Frank Mark E 's role in Heartland Financial USA?
Frank Mark E 's role in Heartland Financial USA is EVP, Chief Operations Officer.
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