The estimated Net Worth of James Mc Lain is at least 2.68 百万$ dollars as of 9 September 2005. James Lain owns over 3,500 units of Selective Insurance stock worth over 2,585,964$ and over the last 20 years James sold SIGI stock worth over 98,427$.
James has made over 3 trades of the Selective Insurance stock since 2005, according to the Form 4 filled with the SEC. Most recently James exercised 3,500 units of SIGI stock worth 72,625$ on 9 September 2005.
The largest trade James's ever made was exercising 3,500 units of Selective Insurance stock on 9 September 2005 worth over 72,625$. On average, James trades about 1,110 units every 3 days since 2005. As of 9 September 2005 James still owns at least 29,537 units of Selective Insurance stock.
You can see the complete history of James Lain stock trades at the bottom of the page.
Over the last 21 years, insiders at Selective Insurance have traded over 60,375,738$ worth of Selective Insurance stock and bought 79,651 units worth 3,087,740$ . The most active insiders traders include Gregory E Murphy、Dale A Thatcher、William M Rue. On average, Selective Insurance executives and independent directors trade stock every 29 days with the average trade being worth of 699,087$. The most recent stock trade was executed by Terrence W Cavanaugh on 23 July 2024, trading 2,000 units of SIGI stock currently worth 171,700$.
selective works together with our independent agency partners to create and deliver business and personal insurance solutions that best fit customers’ needs. providing insurance since 1926, selective has built a reputation with agents and customers for trust, integrity and service excellence, backed by an “a” (excellent) or better rating from insurance rating organization a.m. best co. since 1930. our customers can trust selective to be there when they need us because we know response is everything.® because time is crucial and communication is vital, selective empowers its employees to make timely decisions using robust technology tools, risk expertise and 24/7 claims service. a clear vision and strong commitment to values has been critical to selective’s success over time. “so valuable is the human element that i will not let this company lose the human touch which has been largely responsible for its success.” d.l.b. smith, founder
Selective Insurance executives and other stock owners filed with the SEC include: