Company insider sells 11,687 shares of PrimeLending

PrimeLending’s President and CEO, Steve B Thompson, recently made headlines after selling 11,687 of the company’s shares on August 13, 2025, amounting to approximately $363,348. This transaction represented about 9.6% of Thompson’s holdings in this particular class of stock, leaving him with 109,638 shares of $HTH stock.

The insider trading activity within PrimeLending has been quite active in the last six months, with insiders engaging in 12 trades. The breakdown reveals that while 10 of these trades were purchases, 2 were sales. Among the key figures involved in these transactions were Jonathan S Sobel, the Chairman of Hilltop Securities, who made 10 purchases totaling 100,000 shares estimated at $3,359,700, and Steve B Thompson, who, in addition to his recent sale, has sold a total of 18,327 shares for an estimated $580,344.

On the institutional front, there have been significant movements in PrimeLending stock, with 88 institutional investors adding to their positions and 139 reducing their stakes in the most recent quarter. Notable maneuvers include Janus Henderson Group PLC, which divested 672,990 shares (96.7%) in Q2 2025, BlackRock, Inc., moving 580,746 shares (7.6%) in the same quarter, and Jennison Associates LLC, which removed 454,929 shares (100.0%) in Q1 2025.

Meanwhile, hedge fund activity surrounding $HTH stock remains dynamic, with various funds making significant portfolio adjustments. For instance, UBS Group AG added 309,933 shares (214.3%) to their holdings in Q2 2025, while Arrowstreet Capital, Limited Partnership, increased their stake by 282,852 shares (364.0%) in the same period.

On the political front, members of Congress have also been actively involved in trading $HTH stock, with 2 transactions taking place in the past six months. Representative Lisa C. McClain was notably engaged in both trades, acquiring shares worth up to $15,000 on June 11 and then selling an equivalent amount on June 17.

Overall, these various transactions highlight the continued interest and activity surrounding PrimeLending’s stock, with insiders, institutions, hedge funds, and even members of Congress engaging in trades. Despite these activities, it is essential to note that this article does not constitute financial advice, and readers are encouraged to review Quiver Quantitative’s disclaimers for pertinent information.