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James Waghorn Insider Profile
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James Waghorn, Chief Information Officer at Sancus Lending Group Limited, holds 3.16M shares in Sancus Lending Group Limited (Ticker: GB:LEND). Most recently, James Waghorn Bought 3,160,204p shares of Sancus Lending Group Limited on Jul 04, 2024 for an estimated value of 7.90K.
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What stocks does James Waghorn hold?
James Waghorn holds: GB:LEND stocks.
What was James Waghorn’s latest transaction?
James Waghorn latest transaction was an Informative Buy of 7.90K.
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What is James Waghorn's role in Sancus Lending Group Limited?
James Waghorn's role in Sancus Lending Group Limited is Chief Information Officer.
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