过去 90 天内没有内部人买入。最近一笔由 Staton Donna Hill 披露于 2021年3月17日。
Howard Bancorp Inc:高管交易动态
Howard Bancorp Inc归属金融与银行行业。公司董事和高级管理人员通过SEC (Form 4)申报交易。Howard Bancorp Inc已超过一年没有高管申报,最近一份可追溯到2022年1月25日。
回溯至覆盖起点2012年,高管共申报137笔买入和9笔卖出。
本摘要仅基于SEC (Form 4)的披露信息,不预示股价未来走向。
该评分只在所属市场内对买入进行排名。仅在经过回测的策略范围内的交易所提供建议仓位;其他市场的信号仍处于观察状态。并非投资建议。
财务数据
财年 2020财年截至 2020年12月 · cache
- 1,343,083 股股票SEC:0001390162-22-000032:1
- 14,570 股股票SEC:0001390162-22-000014:0
- 5,630 股股票SEC:0001390162-22-000024:0
- 51,603 股股票SEC:0001390162-22-000017:0
- 57,506 股股票SEC:0001390162-22-000012:0
- 33,605 股股票SEC:0001390162-22-000031:0
- 146,004 股股票SEC:0001390162-22-000010:0
- 41 股股票SEC:0001390162-22-000013:0
- 16,853 股股票SEC:0001390162-22-000030:0
- 4,758 股股票SEC:0001390162-22-000027:0
- 8,352 股股票SEC:0001390162-22-000020:0
- 162,356 股股票SEC:0001390162-22-000023:0
- 5,370 股股票SEC:0001390162-22-000025:0
- 16,853 股股票SEC:0001390162-22-000011:0
- 33,605 股股票SEC:0001390162-22-000032:0
- 12,027 股股票SEC:0001390162-22-000026:0
- 135,730 股股票SEC:0001390162-22-000021:0
- 30,622 股股票SEC:0001390162-22-000016:0
- 1,948 股股票SEC:0001390162-22-000019:0
- 19,696 股股票SEC:0001390162-22-000018:0
- 56,138 股股票SEC:0001390162-22-000028:0
- 105,771 股股票SEC:0001390162-22-000015:0
- 146,004 股股票SEC:0001390162-22-000029:0
- 15,712 股股票SEC:0001390162-22-000022:0
- 1,988 股@ US$25.1217.8% 占其流量股票SEC:0001390162-22-000003:1
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About Howard Bancorp Inc
Howard Bancorp Inc. (ticker HBMD) was a U.S.-listed bank holding company that historically traded on NASDAQ before being acquired by F.N.B. Corporation. For investors, Howard is best understood as a regional community and commercial bank with a highly local franchise rather than a diversified financial conglomerate. The company was headquartered in Baltimore City, Maryland, in the United States. Howard Bancorp was incorporated in April 2005 as the holding company for Howard Bank, while Howard Bank itself was formed in March 2004 and began banking operations in August 2004. ([sec.gov](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1390162/000110465921037217/hbmd-20201231x10k.htm?utm_source=openai))
Howard Bank’s core business was general commercial banking. It served small and mid-sized businesses, professional clients, real estate developers, and retail customers, with an emphasis on relationship banking and local credit decision-making. Its funding model was centered on deposits, while its earnings engine came primarily from commercial loans and real estate-related lending. The bank operated 13 full-service branches across the Greater Baltimore area and the broader Washington, D.C. corridor, giving it a concentrated but meaningful footprint in the Mid-Atlantic region. That geographic focus is important: Howard was not a national player, but a targeted franchise built around deep local market knowledge. ([sec.gov](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1390162/000110465921037217/hbmd-20201231x10k.htm?utm_source=openai))
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From a competitive standpoint, Howard Bancorp sat in a crowded field that included larger money-center banks, stronger super-regional institutions, and other community banks competing for the same commercial relationships. Its advantage was the typical one for a successful local bank: proximity to customers, faster underwriting cycles, and a relationship-driven model that can be attractive to entrepreneurs and property-focused borrowers. The company also pursued growth through acquisitions, reflecting the broader consolidation dynamics of the U.S. banking industry. ([sec.gov](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1390162/000110465921037217/hbmd-20201231x10k.htm?utm_source=openai))
The most important recent development was the definitive merger agreement announced in July 2021 under which F.N.B. Corporation agreed to acquire Howard Bancorp in an all-stock transaction valued at about $418 million. The deal closed on January 22, 2022, and Howard was integrated into FNB’s platform. At the time of the transaction, Howard reported roughly $2.6 billion of assets and a network of 13 branches, underscoring the size of the acquired franchise. As a result, HBMD is now primarily of historical interest, but it remains relevant when reviewing legacy SEC Form 4 insider filings and studying U.S. bank M&A trends. ([sec.gov](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1390162/000115752321000857/a52458831ex99_1.htm?utm_source=openai))