Chairman and CEO of $PFX purchases 1,000 shares

On December 22, 2025, David A Lorber, who serves as both the Chairman and CEO of the company $PFX, made a significant insider purchase by acquiring 1,000 shares of the company, amounting to an estimated $45,440. This transaction was recently disclosed through a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission and was promptly reported by Quiver Quantitative. Following this purchase, Lorber’s ownership of this particular class of $PFX stock increased by approximately 0.7%, bringing his total shares in this category to 145,891.

In the realm of insider trading activity relating to $PFX stock, it has been observed that insiders have engaged in transactions on the open market 30 times within the past half-year. Among these transactions, all have been purchases, with no sales recorded during this period. To provide a breakdown of insider trading activity over the last six months concerning $PFX stock, let’s delve into the specifics of notable figures associated with these transactions.

Firstly, David A Lorber, the Chairman and CEO, has been particularly active in the buying arena, having executed a total of 9 purchases. These purchases amounted to 3,451 shares, totalling approximately $158,017, with no sales recorded during this time frame. Following Lorber, Lowell W Robinson participated in 16 purchases, acquiring 1,500 shares for an estimated $72,859, yet he also did not engage in any sales during this period. Lastly, Ellida McMillan, the Chief Financial Officer, engaged in 5 purchases, obtaining 791 shares for an estimated $37,776 and similarly refrained from selling any shares.

For those keen on monitoring insider transactions, a useful tool is Quiver Quantitative’s insider trading dashboard, which provides a comprehensive overview of such activities. Moving on to hedge fund activity surrounding $PFX stock, recent data indicates that 6 institutional investors opted to expand their positions by adding shares, while 3 others opted to reduce their holdings in the most recent quarter.

The largest moves in this realm included Adalta Capital Management LLC, which added 3,100 shares (equating to a 1.8% increase in their portfolio) in the third quarter of 2025, amounting to an estimated $147,637. Conversely, Morgan Stanley chose to remove 2,254 shares (a decrease of 3.7%) from their portfolio during the same period, amounting to an estimated $107,346. Additionally, Legal & General Group PLC removed 1,456 shares (a 10.3% reduction) from their holdings in the same quarter, amounting to around $69,342.

In conclusion, it is essential to note that this article does not serve as financial advice, and readers are encouraged to refer to Quiver Quantitative’s disclaimers for further clarification and information. For individuals interested in monitoring hedge funds’ stock portfolios, it is advisable to refer to Quiver Quantitative’s institutional holdings dashboard for more insights.