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Total declarations
Company
▲ Purchases (4 ops.)
▼ Sales (1 ops.)
Insider track record
CFODisclosed buys
4
Disclosed sells
1
T+90 hit rate
60%
T+90 mean return
+2.0%
Across 5 buy signals with a settled T+90 return. Return basis: close on the day after publication.
Signal history
Discover the complete record of transactions filed by JEROME SERVE, Chief Financial Officer. Officer active across 1 company, notably VIRIDIEN. Cumulatively, 7 filings have been logged. Breakdown: 4 buys · 1 sell. Total volume traded: €225k. Activity tracked since 9 August 2024. The latest transaction was filed on 9 March 2026 (Cession). Regulator: AMF. The full history is openly available.
Declarations7 total
1,380 shares0ActionHors plateforme de négociation2026DD1122374
1,170 shares@ €130.000.019% mcap67.5% of flowActionEuronext Paris2026DD1099893
1,170 shares0ActionEuronext Paris2026DD1097799
270 shares@ €55.606.7% of flowActionEuronext Paris2025DD1014804
Ideal exit: 7 Oct 2025 (T+270)
450 shares@ €47.6569.5% of flowActionEuronext Paris2024DD1011284
Ideal exit: 12 Sept 2025 (T+270)
38,160 shares@ €0.406.8% of flowActionEuronext Paris2024DD991287
Ideal exit: 28 Dec 2024 (T+270)
575 shares@ €37.259.5% of flowActionEuronext Paris2024DD991276
Ideal exit: 6 May 2025 (T+270)
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About JEROME SERVE
Jérôme Serve is currently Chief Financial Officer of Viridien, where he plays a central role in financial strategy, capital allocation and performance management. His appointment was announced on March 2, 2023, following a structured handover, as the group was pursuing a broader transformation and strengthening its leadership team. Since joining, he has become a key executive in areas such as deleveraging, financing and overall financial execution. Before Viridien, Serve served from 2019 as CFO of the Interiors division at Forvia/Faurecia. In that role, he supported the development of new growth businesses in a challenging macroeconomic environment, including intelligent cockpit solutions. That experience reinforced his ability to combine financial discipline with operational leadership and to support the transformation of technology-driven industrial businesses. His career path bridges engineering, energy and corporate finance. He began in research at Stanford University’s Petroleum Engineering department before joining TotalEnergies as a Reservoir Engineer in Abu Dhabi and the UK. He later moved into finance at ABN Amro within the Oil & Gas Corporate Finance team, and then into M&A and Financing at Shell. In 2012, he became Group CFO of Butagaz, where he helped turn around the company’s legacy LPG business and transform it into a multi-energy distributor. A graduate of Stanford University and ESPCI Paris, Serve brings together scientific rigor, international finance expertise and hands-on restructuring experience.
