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Michael Jr. Occi Insider Profile
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Michael Jr. Occi, Chief Executive Officer at Morgan Stanley Direct Lending Fund, holds 21.50K shares in Morgan Stanley Direct Lending Fund (Ticker: MSDL). Most recently, Michael Jr. Occi Bought 14,000 shares of Morgan Stanley Direct Lending Fund on Aug 13, 2025 for an estimated value of $248.78K.
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Insider Roles
Chief Executive Officer
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Most Profitable Insider Trade
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The most profitable trade made by Michael Jr. Occi
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Michael Jr. Occi insider profile FAQ
What is the percentage of profitable transactions made by Michael Jr. Occi?
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What stocks does Michael Jr. Occi hold?
Michael Jr. Occi holds: MSDL stocks.
What was Michael Jr. Occi’s latest transaction?
Michael Jr. Occi latest transaction was an Informative Buy of $248.78K.
What was Michael Jr. Occi's most profitable transaction?
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What is Michael Jr. Occi's role in Morgan Stanley Direct Lending Fund?
Michael Jr. Occi's role in Morgan Stanley Direct Lending Fund is Chief Executive Officer.
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