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Martin A Schroeter Insider Profile
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Martin A Schroeter, President-Warehouse Lending at Merchants Bancorp, holds 17.04K shares in Merchants Bancorp (Ticker: MBIN).
Martin A Schroeter has not reported sufficient informative transactions and therefore cannot be ranked.
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Insider Roles
President-Warehouse Lending
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What stocks does Martin A Schroeter hold?
Martin A Schroeter holds: MBIN stocks.
What was Martin A Schroeter’s latest transaction?
Martin A Schroeter latest transaction was an Uninformative Sell of $74.01K.
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What is Martin A Schroeter's role in Merchants Bancorp?
Martin A Schroeter's role in Merchants Bancorp is President-Warehouse Lending.
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