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James R Shank, Chief Internal Auditor at First Financial Bancorp, holds 11.14K shares in First Financial Bancorp (Ticker: FFBC). Most recently, James R Shank Sold $7,600 shares of First Financial Bancorp on Mar 19, 2025 for an estimated value of 189.39K.
James R Shank First Financial Bancorp (FFBC)Chief Internal Auditor
First Financial Bancorp (FFBC)
Chief Internal Auditor
Ranked #50,585 out of 102,596 Corporate Insiders
Profitable Transactions
1 out of 2 Profitable Transactions
Average Return
+0.80%
Average return per transaction
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James R Shank insider profile FAQ
What is the percentage of profitable transactions made by James R Shank?
The percentage of profitable transactions made by James R Shank is 50%.
What is the average return per transaction made by James R Shank?
The average return per transaction made by James R Shank is 0.80%.
What stocks does James R Shank hold?
James R Shank holds: FFBC stocks.
What was James R Shank’s latest transaction?
James R Shank latest transaction was an Informative Sell of $189.39K.
What was James R Shank's most profitable transaction?
James R Shank’s most profitable transaction was an Informative Sell of FFBC stock on October 30, 2024. The return on the trade was 1.90%.
What is James R Shank's role in First Financial Bancorp?
James R Shank's role in First Financial Bancorp is Chief Internal Auditor.
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