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Neeraj Sahai Insider Profile
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Neeraj Sahai, President, S&P Ratings at S&P Global, holds 1.52M shares in Dun & Bradstreet Holdings (Ticker: DNB), holds 13.44K shares in S&P Global (Ticker: SPGI).
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Neeraj Sahai's Trading History
S&P Global
May 05, 2014
President, S&P Ratings
Uninformative Buy
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$6.98M
Dun & Bradstreet Holdings
Aug 07, 2024
Intl. President
Uninformative Sell
384.22K
$17.39M
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Neeraj Sahai holds: SPGI, DNB stocks.
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Neeraj Sahai latest transaction was an Uninformative Sell of $384.22K.
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What is Neeraj Sahai's role in S&P Global?
Neeraj Sahai's role in S&P Global is President, S&P Ratings.
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