Gary C. Bhojwani

CNO CEO Gary C. Bhojwani sold 86,048 shares for $4.4M at $51.48 on 2026-06-30 under pre-arranged 10b5-1 plan.

CNO Financial Group CEO Gary C. Bhojwani executed two scheduled open-market sales totaling 86,048 shares (86.0K shares) for $4,429,456.77 ($4.4M) at a blended price of $51.48 on 2026-06-30 under a pre-arranged 10b5-1 trading plan adopted on 2026-03-31. This represents a -33.1% reduction in his non-derivative holdings, bringing his post-transaction balance to 174,264 shares (174.3K shares). The sale occurred at $51.48, just below the current price of $52.08 and within 1.8% of the 52-week high of $53.03, after the stock had appreciated 13.3% over the prior 30 days and 26.5% over the prior 90 days. As a scheduled transaction under a 10b5-1 plan, the execution is not discretionary and therefore does not signal timing-based conviction or concern. His prior five sales at CNO showed mixed outcomes: two recent sales in February experienced 30-day declines (-7.7% and -7.5%) before recovering to positive 90-day returns (+8.9% and +10.8%), while earlier trades showed varied results. With CNO trading at a P/E of 19.22 and generating $1.0B in quarterly revenue with flat annual growth of +0.8%, the company's valuation and growth trajectory remain modest relative to the insider's substantial but still meaningful remaining stake in the $4.9B market-cap enterprise.

CNO CEO Bhojwani sold 88,378 shares for $3.8M across two days (Feb 17-18, 2026), reducing holdings 24.2%.

Bhojwani Gary C., CEO of CNO Financial Group, executed 2 separate sales totaling 88,378 shares for $3,809,968.02 on February 17-18, 2026, at prices of $43.17 and $43.05 respectively. This represents a -24.2% reduction in his post-transaction holdings to 277,526 shares. The sales occurred near the stock's 52-week high ($44.64), with the current price at $43.04. His same-ticker history at CNO shows 3 of 4 prior measurable sells were well-timed at the 90-day mark, suggesting a pattern of selling into strength; however, the most recent prior CNO sale on 2026-01-02 has not yet accumulated sufficient time for outcome measurement. The company's fundamentals remain solid with $1.2B in quarterly revenue, P/E of 13.58, and annual revenue growth of +7.3%, providing limited fundamental distress signals. This transaction warrants monitoring to determine whether it reflects a continuation of prior tactical selling patterns or a shift in insider conviction toward the position.

CNO Financial CEO Bhojwani sells 31,430 shares for $1.3M; stock up 6.6% over 90 days, prior 4-for-4 sells at CNO well-timed with negative returns after each.

CEO Gary C. Bhojwani sold 31,430 shares at $41.99 on 2026-01-02, reducing his holdings by 13.8% to 195,926 shares post-transaction. His prior four measurable sales at CNO (from March through early April 2025) were consistently well-timed at the 90-day mark, with outcomes of -9.3%, -6.7%, -6.7%, and -5.7% respectively, indicating the stock declined after each sale. This transaction arrives as the stock is trading at $42.20, up 6.6% over 90 days and 4.1% over 30 days—a period when the stock has recovered from its recent weakness. The established pattern of disciplined, well-timed exits at this specific ticker warrants attention, though the current price strength since the sale execution differs from the downside outcomes that followed his prior four transactions at CNO.

CEO Gary C. Bhojwani sold 31,430 shares of CNO at $39.97; prior trades at ticker show 5 of 5 well-timed 90-day outcomes.

Bhojwani sold 31,430 shares (31.4K shares) for $1,256,341.96 ($1.3M), reducing his holdings by 12.1% from 258,786 to 227,356 shares. His prior five sales at CNO all registered negative 90-day returns ranging from -4.9% to -10.1%, with 5 of 5 sales well-timed at the 90-day mark. His cross-ticker track record shows 9 prior sells with a 77.78% well-timed rate and average 90-day return of -4.1%, indicating a consistent pattern of selling ahead of downturns. CNO trades at a P/E of 12.76 with $1.2B quarterly revenue and $23.1M net income; the stock is -4.5% from its 52-week high of $42.37 and currently at $40.45. The timing pattern—a perfect 5 of 5 well-timed sales at this ticker—merits monitoring for whether this sale proves similarly prescient in the 90-day window ahead.

CNO Financial CEO Gary Bhojwani sold 53,912 shares over 3 days for $2,211,673.57; holdings reduced 21.0% to 202.7K shares

Gary Bhojwani, Chief Executive Officer of CNO Financial Group, executed 3 separate sales totaling 53,912 shares for $2,211,673.57 at a blended average price of $41.02. This sale reduced his holdings by 21.0% from 256.6K to 202.7K shares. The transaction occurred while the stock traded near the high end of its 52-week range ($25.12–$42.37), with current price at $39.56 representing a -6.6% distance from the 52-week high. At the same ticker, Bhojwani's prior 3 measurable sales (2024) showed 2 of 3 were well-timed at the 90-day mark, suggesting a historical pattern of selling before declines at this company. The blended sale price of $41.02 sits materially above the current price, positioning this sale favorably in hindsight, though the magnitude of the position reduction during a valuation window close to peaks warrants observation of post-sale price action.

CNO CEO Gary C Bhojwani sold 60,122 shares for $2,465,037.92 (blended avg $41.00) on 2025-03-17–18

Bhojwani executed 2 separate sales totaling 60,122 shares for $2,465,037.92 across March 17–18, reducing his stake by 16.5% to 304,819 shares. The sale occurred near the 52-week high ($41.72), with transaction prices of $41.02 and $40.98, currently 0.7% above the current market price of $40.73. His prior CNO sales (April 2024, March 2024) showed mixed 90-day outcomes: 2 of 4 earlier trades at this ticker were well-timed (negative 90-day returns post-sale). The stock has declined 1.7% over the past 30 days and risen 13.9% over 90 days, placing this sale within a multi-month uptrend. With a P/E of 10.23 and annual revenue growth of 7.3%, CNO trades at valuations modest relative to its growth profile, and the CEO's exercise of liquidity near a 52-week peak—while substantial in dollar terms—does not yet constitute an outsized red flag in isolation.