BANX ArrowMark Financial Corp. Insider Trading

Director Marano Thompson Melissa bought 1,500 shares of BANX at $18.76; stock down -16.6% from 52-week high.

Director Marano Thompson Melissa purchased 1,500 shares at $18.76, establishing an initial position in ArrowMark Financial Corp. The purchase occurred near the lower end of the 52-week range ($18.25–$22.85) and represents a entry point that is -16.6% below the 52-week high. The stock has experienced recent weakness, declining -3.4% over 30 days and -12.6% over 90 days. This is a modest-sized initiation by a director that warrants standard monitoring given the accumulation at a depressed valuation relative to recent highs.

BANX President Staggs buys 149 shares at $18.37 as stock trades near 52-week low, extending prior same-ticker buy pattern.

Dana Staggs, President of ArrowMark Financial Corp., purchased 149 shares at $18.37 on 2025-04-09, increasing his holdings to 5,750 shares post-transaction. The transaction value is $2,737.13, representing a modest 2.7% increase in his position. This purchase occurs at a notable juncture: BANX stock is currently -13.5% from its 52-week high and has declined -12.3% over the prior 30 days and -10.8% over 90 days, placing it near the bottom of its $18.00–$21.50 range. Staggs has a mixed prior track record with BANX itself—a February 2024 buy achieved only +2.9% in 30 days and -1.0% in 90 days, while a May 2023 buy returned +16.5% and +11.8% respectively—meaning 50% of his same-ticker prior buys were well-timed at the 90-day horizon. The transaction is small in both absolute terms and relative to his total holdings, suggesting incremental rather than conviction-signaling activity during a period of price weakness.

CFO Patrick Farrell buys 1,150 shares of BANX at $21.04; holds 7,209 post-transaction with 100% win rate on prior BANX buys.

Patrick Joseph Farrell, CFO of ArrowMark Financial Corp., purchased 1,150 shares at $21.04, expanding his holdings by 19.0% to 7,209 shares. His prior two completed purchases at this ticker generated +2.6% and +8.4% over 90 days, establishing a pattern of well-timed entries at BANX. The stock currently trades at $21.14, only 1.7% below its 52-week high of $21.50, suggesting limited room for appreciation from current levels. The timing of this buy—one week after his March 7 purchase and near the stock's recent peak—differs from the positioning of his two prior acquisitions, which were entered lower in the year-over-year cycle.

CFO Patrick Farrell buys 1,000 shares of BANX at $21.20; prior purchases at this ticker returned +8.4% and +6.3% over 90 days.

Patrick Farrell, Chief Financial Officer of ArrowMark Financial Corp., purchased 1,000 shares at $21.20 on 2025-03-07, increasing his holdings from 5,059 to 6,059 shares (+19.8%). This represents his third open-market purchase overall and his third buy at BANX specifically. His prior two purchases at BANX (2024-07-11 and 2023-05-05) both showed positive 90-day returns of +8.4% and +6.3% respectively, suggesting a consistent pattern of well-timed purchases at this specific ticker. The current price of $21.21 is near the 52-week high of $21.50, indicating the stock is trading near peak valuations. While his cross-ticker track record shows 100% win rate across 2 prior buys with avg 90d return +7.4%, the timing and significance of this particular buy merit observation given the stock's proximity to its annual high and the CFO's demonstrated success in prior purchases at this company.

CFO Patrick Joseph Farrell bought 650 BANX shares at $18.81, raising holdings to 5,059 shares (+14.7%)

Patrick Joseph Farrell, Chief Financial Officer, purchased 650 shares of ArrowMark Financial Corp. at $18.81 on 2024-07-11, a discretionary open-market transaction totaling $12,226.50. The purchase increased his holdings by 14.7% to 5,059 shares. Notably, his prior buy at this ticker on 2023-05-05 delivered a 90-day return of +6.3%, demonstrating a pattern of well-timed accumulation at BANX. The current price of $18.79 places the stock within 2.2% of its 52-week high ($19.22), suggesting the CFO is accumulating near historical strength rather than during a depressed valuation window. This repeat accumulation by a senior finance executive in a bank holding company is consistent with continued conviction in the asset, though the near-peak timing warrants observation of near-term price action.