Man non-exec builds holdings
A round-up of the biggest director deals today so far.
Dugald Eadie, non-executive director at fund manager Man Group, has acquired nearly £100,000 worth of shares in the firm
Eadie bought 40,000 shares at a price of 241.75p per share, taking his stake to 360,000.
Yesterday, the fund manager reported a slight dip in assets under management in the first quarter as customers withdraw funds, but said it is well placed to grow market share.
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Funds under Management (FUM) at 30 June stood at $43.3bn compared with $44bn announced at end May (31 March: $46.8bn)
Top Director Buys
Value: $8,870,000
Value: £205,067
Value: £96,720
Value: £40,064
Value: € 23,262
Value: £12,232
Top Director Sells
Value: £64,572
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