Brooks Macdonald execs sell
A round-up of the biggest director deals today so far.
The chief executive and two directors of Brooks Macdonald have sold a total of 80,000 shares in the asset management and financial advisory group, a week after it reported better-than-expected full-year results.
Founding director Richard Spencer sold 30,000 shares at 385.60p, netting £115,680, while chief executive Christopher MacDonald and director Jonathan Gumpel pocketed £96,400 each, selling 25,000 shares at the same price.
Last week, the firm posted a 30% rise in full-year revenues and a 57% jump in pre-tax profits.
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Top Director Buys
Value: £21,000
Value: £17,700
Value: £15,033
Value: £12,320
Top Director Sells
Value: £546,099
Value: £349,463
Value: £115,680
Value: £96,400
Value: £96,400
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