Alan Pullinger’s stake in FirstRand decreases by $1.68 million with share price dip
This decline reverses a $1.51 million gain between Oct. 9 and 18, when Pullinger's stake rose from $31.52 million to $33.03 million.
This decline reverses a $1.51 million gain between Oct. 9 and 18, when Pullinger's stake rose from $31.52 million to $33.03 million.
This marks a significant milestone for Pullinger, who holds a 0.13 percent stake, equivalent to 7,079,000 ordinary shares in FirstRand.
Pullinger’s newfound wealth cements his status as one of South Africa’s most affluent executives.
While some banking executives are weathering the storm, Pullinger has seen millions of dollars shaved off his holdings.
Pullinger, a leading business executive in South Africa holds a minority stake of approximately 0.1 percent in FirstRand.
Pullinger owns a minority stake of approximately 0.1 percent, or 5,634,679 ordinary shares in FirstRand.
Pullinger’s ascent to the CEO role in 2018 came after three years as deputy CEO of FirstRand, a position he assumed in October 2015.
Alan Pullinger remains one of South Africa’s most affluent executives and one of the wealthiest investors on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange.
Pullinger owns a beneficial 0.11-percent stake in the financial services giant — a stake presently valued at more than $20 million.
Pullinger owns a minority stake of 0.1 percent in FirstRand, or 5,634,679 ordinary shares in the leading lender.
Pullinger owns a minority shareholding of approximately 0.1 percent in FirstRand.
Pullinger holds a 0.1-percent stake in FirstRand.
Pullinger takes a hit with losses exceeding $2 million amid FirstRand’s share decline.
Pullinger holds a 0.1-percent stake in the Gauteng-based financial services provider.
Pullinger owns 5,634,679 ordinary shares of the major financial services company.