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Kim David W. Insider Profile
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Kim David W., EVP, Chief Retail Banking Ofc at Hope Bancorp, holds 1.00K shares in PCB Bancorp (Ticker: PCB), holds 7.11K shares in Hope Bancorp (Ticker: HOPE). Most recently, Kim David W. Bought ― shares of PCB Bancorp on Nov 02, 2022 for an estimated value of 18.61K.
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Kim David W.'s Trading History
Hope Bancorp
Apr 30, 2018
EVP, Chief Retail Banking Ofc
Uninformative Buy
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$75.28K
PCB Bancorp
Nov 02, 2022
EVP & CHIEF BANKING OFFICER
Informative Buy
$18.61K
$14.23K
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What stocks does Kim David W. hold?
Kim David W. holds: HOPE, PCB stocks.
What was Kim David W.’s latest transaction?
Kim David W. latest transaction was an Informative Buy of $18.61K.
What was Kim David W.'s most profitable transaction?
Kim David W.’s most profitable transaction was an Informative Buy of PCB stock on November 2, 2022. The return on the trade was -12.20%.
What is Kim David W.'s role in Hope Bancorp?
Kim David W.'s role in Hope Bancorp is EVP, Chief Retail Banking Ofc.
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