Executive Vice President of GBUL borrows $SOFI to purchase 5,000 shares

Insider Purchase: EVP GBUL Borrow of $SOFI Buys 5,000 Shares

Eric Schuppenhauer, the Executive Vice President of Global Borrowing at $SOFI, recently acquired 5,000 shares of the company on February 5, 2026, for around $99,650. This particular transaction was identified by Quiver Quantitative through information gleaned from a recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). As a result of this purchase, Schuppenhauer’s holdings in this category of stock saw an increase of roughly 2.2%, bringing his total ownership to 228,767 shares of this specific class of $SOFI stock.

When looking at the insider trading activity within $SOFI, it becomes apparent that there have been a total of 10 transactions conducted by insiders on the open market over the past six months. Of these transactions, only one was a purchase, with the remaining nine being sales. To further break it down, let’s examine the recent trading behaviors of some key insiders:

– JEREMY RISHEL, the Chief Technology Officer, conducted zero purchases but did sell 190,570 shares, amounting to an estimated $5,161,695.
– KELLI KEOUGH, serving as the EVP of Global Borrowing and Structured Integrated Product Solutions, made no purchases but engaged in six sales, selling 59,926 shares for roughly $1,571,978.
– ARUN PINTO, the Chief Risk Officer, divested 46,132 shares for an estimated $1,142,219.
– Apart from the recent purchase by Eric Schuppenhauer, there were no other insider purchases recorded within this timeframe.

In terms of hedge fund activity related to $SOFI, a total of 566 institutional investors opted to add shares of the company’s stock to their portfolios, while 322 chose to decrease their holdings within the last quarter. Noteworthy movements from some of the largest players in this arena include:

– JPMORGAN CHASE & CO augmented its portfolio by 42,021,002 shares (an increase of 881.1%) in Q3 of 2025, with an estimated value of $1,110,194,872.
– BLACKROCK, INC. saw an addition of 13,553,691 shares (a 27.8% increase) to their portfolio, valued at approximately $358,088,516 during the same quarter.
– SUSQUEHANNA INTERNATIONAL GROUP, LLP increased their holdings by 7,904,894 shares (a surge of 278.5%), resulting in an estimated value of $208,847,299.
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JANE STREET GROUP, LLC decided to add 6,925,814 shares to their portfolio, reflecting a 61.0% increase and an approximate value of $182,980,005.
– Conversely, MARSHALL WACE, LLP opted to remove 6,590,693 shares (-82.4%) from their holdings, with an estimated value of $174,126,109 in the same period.
– VOLORIDGE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT, LLC divested of 6,482,683 shares (-39.3%) during the third quarter of 2025, amounting to roughly $171,272,484.
– BANK OF AMERICA CORP /DE/ chose to decrease their portfolio by disposing of 6,196,203 shares (-32.6%), translating to an estimated value of $163,703,683.

It is important to stay informed and track these moves to understand the dynamics of insider trading and hedge fund activities within $SOFI. This data can be accessed through Quiver Quantitative’s respective dashboards designed for this purpose.

Moving on to the financial aspect, $SOFI reported revenues of $1 billion in the fourth quarter of 2025, reflecting a notable increase of 39.63% compared to the same period in the previous year. For those interested in monitoring the financial performance of $SOFI, the relevant data can be found on Quiver Quantitative’s designated stock page.

As for analyst ratings, several Wall Street firms have released reports on $SOFI in recent months. Of these reports, three firms issued “buy” ratings on the stock while one firm issued a “sell” rating. Here are some of the latest analyst ratings:

– Keefe, Bruyette & Woods issued an “Underperform” rating on October 29, 2025.
– Needham issued a “Buy” rating on October 29, 2025.
– Citigroup also issued a “Buy” rating on October 29, 2025.
– Mizuho favored an “Outperform” rating on September 18, 2025.

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