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Ronald Hanley Insider Profile
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Ronald Hanley, COB, CEO & Pres, Director at State Street, holds 364.68K shares in State Street (Ticker: STT), holds 38.82K shares in Unum Group (Ticker: UNM).
Ronald Hanley has not reported sufficient informative transactions and therefore cannot be ranked.
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Ronald Hanley's Trading History
State Street
Nov 19, 2024
COB, CEO & Pres, Director
Uninformative Buy
999.58K
$34.75M
Unum Group
Nov 15, 2024
Director
Informative Sell
1.03M
$2.82M
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What stocks does Ronald Hanley hold?
Ronald Hanley holds: STT, UNM stocks.
What was Ronald Hanley’s latest transaction?
Ronald Hanley latest transaction was an Uninformative Buy of $999.58K.
What was Ronald Hanley's most profitable transaction?
Ronald Hanley’s most profitable transaction was an Informative Sell of STT stock on March 4, 2019. The return on the trade was 3.30%.
What is Ronald Hanley's role in State Street?
Ronald Hanley's role in State Street is COB, CEO & Pres, Director.
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