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Matthew F. McLaughlin Insider Profile
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Matthew F. McLaughlin, COO at DoubleVerify Holdings, holds 135.74K shares in comScore (Ticker: SCOR), holds 451.60K shares in DoubleVerify Holdings (Ticker: DV).
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Matthew F. McLaughlin's Trading History
DoubleVerify Holdings
Mar 25, 2022
COO
Uninformative Sell
980.79K
$5.12M
comScore
Jun 20, 2025
Director
Uninformative Buy
53.16K
$971.89K
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Matthew F. McLaughlin holds: DV, SCOR stocks.
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Matthew F. McLaughlin latest transaction was an Uninformative Buy of $53.16K.
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What is Matthew F. McLaughlin's role in DoubleVerify Holdings?
Matthew F. McLaughlin's role in DoubleVerify Holdings is COO.
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