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Matthew J Wallace Insider Profile
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Matthew J Wallace, EVP & CIO at Bancorp, holds 74.80K shares in Bancorp (Ticker: TBBK). Most recently, Matthew J Wallace Sold $10,160 shares of Bancorp on Oct 30, 2024 for an estimated value of 508.61K.
Matthew J Wallace has not reported sufficient informative transactions and therefore cannot be ranked.
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A breakdown of Matthew J Wallace's holdings
Insider Roles
EVP & CIO
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The most profitable trade made by Matthew J Wallace
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What is the percentage of profitable transactions made by Matthew J Wallace?
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What stocks does Matthew J Wallace hold?
Matthew J Wallace holds: TBBK stocks.
What was Matthew J Wallace’s latest transaction?
Matthew J Wallace latest transaction was an Informative Sell of $508.61K.
What was Matthew J Wallace's most profitable transaction?
Matthew J Wallace’s most profitable transaction was an Informative Sell of TBBK stock on October 30, 2024. The return on the trade was -8.20%.
What is Matthew J Wallace's role in Bancorp?
Matthew J Wallace's role in Bancorp is EVP & CIO.
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