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OppFi CEO Todd G. Schwartz reports purchase of 3,550 common shares valued at $24,536

OppFi CEO Todd G. Schwartz reports purchase of 3,550 common shares valued at $24,536

ReutersReuters2026/09/02 23:37
  • OppFi CEO Todd G. Schwartz disclosed a purchase of 3,550 Class A common shares at a weighted average price of USD 6.91.
  • Holdings in the TGS Revocable Trust rose to 615,883 shares following the transaction.
  • Schwartz also reported beneficial ownership of 301,710 shares directly, 24.66 million shares via TGS Capital Group, LP, 1.95 million via TGS MCS Capital Group LP.


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