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SIMKOWITZ DANIEL A Insider Profile
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SIMKOWITZ DANIEL A, Head of Investment Management at Blackstone/GSO Sr., holds 245.54K shares in Morgan Stanley (Ticker: MS), holds 322.52K shares in Blackstone/GSO Sr. (Ticker: BSL).
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SIMKOWITZ DANIEL A's Trading History
Blackstone/GSO Sr.
Jan 20, 2017
Head of Investment Management
Uninformative Buy
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$4.57M
Morgan Stanley
Feb 28, 2020
Head of Investment Management
Uninformative Buy
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$15.68M
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SIMKOWITZ DANIEL A holds: BSL, MS stocks.
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SIMKOWITZ DANIEL A’s most profitable transaction was an Informative Buy of MS stock on April 22, 2019. The return on the trade was -17.70%.
What is SIMKOWITZ DANIEL A's role in Blackstone/GSO Sr.?
SIMKOWITZ DANIEL A's role in Blackstone/GSO Sr. is Head of Investment Management.
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