Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Banking Officer of WSFS sells 450 shares in insider sale

James J Wechsler, the EVP Chief Commercial Banking Officer of the company WSFS, recently sold 450 shares of the company’s stock for approximately $31,452. This transaction represented about 7.2% of their total holdings of this particular class of stock. As a result of this sale, Wechsler now retains 5,777 shares of WSFS stock within this class.

Over the last six months, insiders at WSFS have engaged in two transactions involving the company’s stock. Both transactions involved sales, with no purchases recorded during this period. Apart from Wechsler’s recent sale, another executive, Shari Kruzinski, the EVP and Chief Consumer Banking Officer, sold 1,000 shares of WSFS stock for an estimated $70,100.

In terms of institutional investors, recent market data indicates that 142 funds have added WSFS shares to their portfolios, while 134 funds have reduced their holdings in the most recent quarter. The largest changes in holdings were seen by Macquarie Group Ltd, which added 1,829,544 shares at a value of approximately $98,667,307, and T. Rowe Price Investment Management, Inc., which divested 261,942 shares valued at $14,126,532. Other significant movements were made by BlackRock, Inc., Franklin Resources Inc., Vanguard Group Inc., Citadel Advisors LLC, and Numerai GP LLC.

In the third quarter of 2025, WSFS reported revenues of $270.5 million, representing a 1.06% increase compared to the same period in the previous year. This financial data can be further explored on Quiver Quantitative’s WSFS stock page for detailed information on the company’s financial performance.

In the realm of congressional trading, members of Congress have conducted three transactions involving WSFS stock in the past six months, with one purchase and two sales recorded. Representative Lisa C. McClain was particularly active, engaging in three transactions, including one purchase and two sales.

Wall Street analysts have issued reports on WSFS in recent months, with two firms offering buy ratings on the stock. Analysts from Stephens & Co. provided an “Overweight” rating, while TD Cowen issued a “Buy” rating on specific dates.

Several analysts have also established price targets for WSFS, with a median target of $68.50 based on the assessments of four analysts. Notable analysts such as Manuel Navas from Piper Sandler, Kelly Motta from Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, Russell Gunther from Stephens & Co., and Janet Lee from TD Cowen have set target prices ranging from $67.0 to $71.0.

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