FinServ Acquisition Corp.
Insider trading & Transactions

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Transaction Date Insider Security Shares Price per share Total value Source
Option
SUN FANGQUI officer: Chief Risk Officer
 Stock Options (right to buy) 95,000 $0.85 $80,750
Option
SUN FANGQUI officer: Chief Risk Officer
 Stock Options (right to buy) 95,000 $0.85 $80,750
Option
SUN FANGQUI officer: Chief Risk Officer
 Stock Options (right to buy) 274,887 $0.19 $52,229
Option
SUN FANGQUI officer: Chief Risk Officer
 Stock Options (right to buy) 274,887 $0.19 $52,229
Purchase
ZAYAS ORLANDO officer: Chief Executive Officer
 Common Stock 25,000 $3.4 $84,975
Option
SUN FANGQUI officer: Chief Risk Officer
 Stock Options (right to buy) 100,000 $0.19 $19,000
Option
SUN FANGQUI officer: Chief Risk Officer
 Stock Options (right to buy) 100,000 $0.19 $19,000
Purchase
TOWERS CHRISTOPHER officer: CHIEF ACCOUNTING OFFICER
 Common Stock 2,750 $3.66 $10,062
Purchase
HIRSCH BRIAN director
 Common Stock 25,000 $3.91 $97,800
Purchase
CUPITO KARISSA officer: Chief Financial Officer
 Common Stock 12,000 $4.41 $52,920
Purchase
EINBINDER LEE director
 Common Stock 25,000 $3.89 $97,300
Purchase
TAHMINEH MALONEY officer: GENERAL COUNSEL
 Common Stock 5,000 $4.2 $20,975
Purchase
MEDLIN DEREK officer: Chief Operating Officer
 Common Stock 12,000 $4.29 $51,516
Purchase
ZAYAS ORLANDO officer: Chief Executive Officer
 Common Stock 25,000 $4.42 $110,400
Purchase
KURZ HOWARD director, officer: President an..
 Class A Common Stock 665,000 $10 $6,650,000
Purchase
EINBINDER LEE director, officer: CEO
 Class A Common Stock 665,000 $10 $6,650,000
Purchase
FINSERV HOLDINGS LLC 10 percent owner
 Class A Common Stock 665,000 $10 $6,650,000

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