Citizens Financial Group
Insider trading & Transactions

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Transaction Date Insider Security Shares Price per share Total value Source
Sale
COUGHLIN BRENDAN officer: Head of Consumer Banking
 Common Stock 12,000 $35.35 $424,200
Purchase
HANKOWSKY WILLIAM P director
 Common Stock 165 $21.25 $3,506
Purchase
KOCH CHARLES JOHN director
 Common Stock 5,000 $19.76 $98,800
Purchase
KOCH CHARLES JOHN director
 Common Stock 20,000 $19.47 $389,400
Purchase
HANKOWSKY WILLIAM P director
 Common Stock 10,000 $20.56 $205,600
Sale
COUGHLIN BRENDAN officer: Head of Consumer Banking
 Common Stock 4,500 $22.21 $99,945
Purchase
SUBRAMANIAM SHIVAN S. director
 Common Stock 2,000 $24.62 $49,240
Purchase
LILLIS TERRANCE director
 Common Stock 1,000 $24.46 $24,460
Purchase
HIGDON LEO I JR director
 Common Stock 1,000 $27.73 $27,730
Purchase
SUBRAMANIAM SHIVAN S. director
 Common Stock 5,000 $32.35 $161,750
Purchase
KOCH CHARLES JOHN director
 Common Stock 15,000 $32.45 $486,750
Purchase
SUBRAMANIAM SHIVAN S. director
 Common Stock 3,000 $35.32 $105,960
Purchase
KOCH CHARLES JOHN director
 Common Stock 14,000 $36.32 $508,480
Sale
BLACK RANDALL J officer: Controller
 Common Stock 792 $41.49 $32,860
Sale
WATSON WENDY A. director
 Common Stock 4,000 $40.31 $161,240
Purchase
HIGDON LEO I JR director
 Common Stock 14 $37.37 $523
Purchase
HIGDON LEO I JR director
 Common Stock 9 $38.25 $344
Purchase
SUBRAMANIAM SHIVAN S. director
 Common Stock 5,000 $20.91 $104,550
Purchase
BOWERMAN DAVID J. officer: Vice Chair, Business S..
 Common Stock 2,400 $19.4 $46,560
Purchase
MCCREE DONALD H III officer: Vice Chair, Commercial..
 Common Stock 80,000 $25.83 $2,066,400

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