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Old National Wealth Management CEO Chady M. AlAhmar disposes of 11,771 shares worth $310,945.90

Old National Wealth Management CEO Chady M. AlAhmar disposes of 11,771 shares worth $310,945.90

ReutersReuters2026/07/31 20:52
  • Old National Bancorp wealth management CEO Chady M. AlAhmar sold 11,771 common shares on July 30, 2026 at USD 26.41.
  • AlAhmar held 63,531 shares following the transaction.
  • The sale was cited as part of estate planning and securities portfolio diversification.


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