EG EVEREST GROUP, LTD. Insider Trading

Director William Galtney Jr. buys 11,385 shares of Everest Group at $307.38, raising stake 33.4% to 45,491 shares ($3.5M)

Director William Galtney Jr. purchased 11,385 shares at $307.38, a material 33.4% increase to his existing stake, bringing holdings to 45,491 shares. The company fundamentals remain solid with $4.5B revenue, $680.0M net income, and 18.5% annual revenue growth, alongside a reasonable 16.09 P/E. However, the timing reveals a headwind: the stock has declined 11.7% over 30 days and 20.7% from its 52-week high of $390.10, while his prior buy at this ticker on 2024-11-04 showed a -0.3% 90-day return, indicating his historical entry timing at EG has not captured subsequent appreciation. This accumulation into a downward-moving name with a weak prior track record at this ticker warrants investor attention to understand the director's conviction thesis.

Director Levine Allan purchases 3,100 shares of EG for $948,848; triples holdings to 4,153 shares

Director Levine Allan purchased 3,100 shares at $306.08 on 2025-10-29, increasing his stake from 1,053 shares to 4,153 shares—a 294.4% increase in absolute position size. The purchase occurred with the stock trading 20.7% below its 52-week high of $390.10 and down 11.7% over the past 30 days, suggesting a substantial buy during a period of relative weakness. Everest Group reported robust fundamentals with $4.5B in latest-quarter revenue, $680.0M in net income, and 18.5% annual revenue growth, while trading at a P/E of 16.09—a reasonable multiple for a company in that growth trajectory. This is a material acquisition of stock by an insider, reflecting a meaningful incremental commitment to the company at a point where the stock has retracted from recent highs.

CEO James Allan Williamson bought 1,000 shares of Everest Group (EG) at $337.97, holding 25.6K post-transaction

CEO James Allan Williamson purchased 1,000 shares at $337.97 on 2025-06-11, increasing his stake to 25,618 shares (a +4.1% addition to prior holdings). The trade occurs at a price -17.8% below the 52-week high of $407.04 and represents an open-market acquisition by the company's top executive. His prior buy at EG on 2024-02-09 showed favorable 90-day performance (+8.0%), consistent with his cross-ticker track record of 100% 90-day win rate (1 prior buy, avg 90d return +8.0%). The company's fundamentals remain sound with $4.3B in annual revenue growth of +18.5%, $210.0M net income, and a moderate P/E of 16.75, suggesting the CEO's purchase occurs in a stable operating environment rather than during distress.

Director Galtney buys 2,870 shares of EG at $348.64 for $1.0M, increasing holdings by 9.6% to 32.8K shares

William F Galtney Jr, a director of Everest Group, purchased 2,870 shares at $348.64 on 2024-11-04, raising his post-transaction holdings to 32,822 shares. The purchase adds 9.6% to his prior position, representing a material commitment of $1,000,594.79. The current stock price of $366.60 sits 11.6% below the 52-week high of $414.59, though the company has demonstrated strong fundamentals with revenue growth of 21.0% year-over-year, net income of $509,000,000.00, and a notably low P/E of 5.69 relative to its $15.8B market capitalization. The director's open-market acquisition at a price modestly below current levels reflects ongoing insider participation in the equity despite recent price weakness from the 52-week peak.