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Charles Schwab’s CEO Walter Bettinger bought 50,000 shares of his financial services firm’s stock at Tuesday’s market open, Bettinger told CNBC, the latest high-profile stock purchase among finance executives as numerous bank stocks crashed after the failure of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank set off alarms on Wall Street.
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Bettinger’s roughly $2.8 million stock purchase was a vote of “confidence” in his company after its shares dropped more than 30% in the prior three trading sessions, he said on CNBC’s The Exchange.
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