Subsidiary President and Chief Risk Officer Matthew Paul Duffy Reports $7.31 Million Sale of Neptune Insurance Holdings Common Shares

By Public Technologies
  • Matthew Paul Duffy, president and chief risk officer at a Neptune Insurance Holdings subsidiary, sold 260,000 Class A Common Stock shares.
  • On Nov. 9, 2026, he sold 88,000 shares at $28.0295 per share.
  • The Nov. 10 sale totaled 86,000 shares at $28.0404 per share.
  • Another 86,000 shares were sold Nov. 11 at $28.2784 per share.
  • His direct holdings fell to 1,619,798 shares, as reported in the Form 4 dated Nov. 12, 2026.


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