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Margarita K Dilley Insider Profile
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Margarita K Dilley, Director at Fortis, holds 4.00K shares in Fortis (Ticker: FTS). Most recently, Margarita K Dilley Bought $2,000 shares of Fortis on May 23, 2020 for an estimated value of 71.12K.
Margarita K Dilley has not reported sufficient informative transactions and therefore cannot be ranked.
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Insider Roles
Director
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Margarita K Dilley holds: FTS stocks.
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Margarita K Dilley latest transaction was an Informative Buy of $71.12K.
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What is Margarita K Dilley's role in Fortis?
Margarita K Dilley's role in Fortis is Director.
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