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Joel Abad De Vera Insider Profile
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Joel Abad De Vera, Vice-President at Bank of the Philippine Islands, holds 169.91K shares in Bank of the Philippine Islands (Ticker: BPHLF). Most recently, Joel Abad De Vera Sold 32,090 shares of Bank of the Philippine Islands on Jan 21, 2026 for an estimated value of $4.00M.
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Insider Roles
Vice-President
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What stocks does Joel Abad De Vera hold?
Joel Abad De Vera holds: BPHLF stocks.
What was Joel Abad De Vera’s latest transaction?
Joel Abad De Vera latest transaction was an Informative Sell of $4.00M.
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What is Joel Abad De Vera's role in Bank of the Philippine Islands?
Joel Abad De Vera's role in Bank of the Philippine Islands is Vice-President.
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