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Jean Sébastien Grisé Insider Profile
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Jean Sébastien Grisé, Chief Risk Officer at National Bank of Canada, holds 7.15K shares in National Bank of Canada (Ticker: NTIOF). Most recently, Jean Sébastien Grisé Bought $4,160 shares of National Bank of Canada on Mar 01, 2025 for an estimated value of 503.57K.
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Chief Risk Officer
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What stocks does Jean Sébastien Grisé hold?
Jean Sébastien Grisé holds: NTIOF stocks.
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Jean Sébastien Grisé latest transaction was an Informative Buy of $503.57K.
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What is Jean Sébastien Grisé's role in National Bank of Canada?
Jean Sébastien Grisé's role in National Bank of Canada is Chief Risk Officer.
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