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Arthur Reimers Insider Profile
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Arthur Reimers, Director at FBR & Co, holds 82.73K shares in FBR & Co (Ticker: FBRC), holds 55.04K shares in Cumulus Media (Ticker: CMLS).
Arthur Reimers FBR & Co (FBRC)Director
FBR & Co (FBRC)
Director
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Arthur Reimers's Trading History
FBR & Co
Jun 02, 2017
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Uninformative Sell
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$1.45M
Cumulus Media
May 13, 2013
Director
Uninformative Buy
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$465.67K
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Arthur Reimers holds: FBRC, CMLS stocks.
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What is Arthur Reimers's role in FBR & Co?
Arthur Reimers's role in FBR & Co is Director.
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