Bank Bradesco ($BBD) insiders reported $26,881,596.12 in open-market purchases between Sept. 18 and Sept. 29, 2026. The cluster involved 21 insiders, six directors and 15 executive officers, across 24 purchase transactions covering 1,496,134 shares.
Most of the dollar volume landed on Sept. 18, when 20 insiders bought shares at $17.98 per share. Those transactions totaled $25,872,752.52. The group that day included six directors and 14 executive officers. Director purchases ranged from 31,266 to 130,596 shares. Executive officer purchases ranged from 43,620 to 309,111 shares. The largest single transaction was $5,557,815.78 for 309,111 shares by an executive officer. Filings for the Sept. 18 trades were submitted on Sept. 21 or Sept. 22, three and four days after the trade date.
Francesco Di Marcello, an executive officer, filed four additional purchases later in the window. On Sept. 28, he bought 56,800 shares at $17.65 per share and 50 shares at $17.66 per share. On Sept. 29, he bought 300 shares at $17.55 per share and 10 shares at $17.56 per share. Those four transactions totaled $1,008,843.60 and covered 57,160 shares. The related filings were submitted on Sept. 30, one and two days after the trade dates.
In the 12 months before the cluster, from Sept. 18, 2025 through Sept. 17, 2026, $BBD insiders recorded three purchase transactions by two insiders totaling $1,999,990.27. Those purchases occurred between June 24 and July 1, 2026. Over the same period, insiders reported six sale transactions by three insiders totaling $1,924,771.57; those sales occurred between June 1 and Sept. 10, 2026. The September 2026 cluster involved more buyers and a larger total dollar amount than the prior purchase activity.
A review of Congressional STOCK Act records in the database showed no $BBD transactions by politicians during the same window. The cluster was detected across a 30-day window, but all 24 transactions fell between Sept. 18 and Sept. 29. Bank Bradesco is classified in the Banking sector in the companies table, with a market capitalization of approximately $193.9 billion.
Across the cluster, directors accounted for six transactions totaling $6,000,825.00, while executive officers accounted for 18 transactions totaling $20,880,771.12. All 24 transactions were coded as open-market purchases in the Form 4 data. The Sept. 18 activity represented $25,872,752.52 of the total, and the four later transactions represented the remaining $1,008,843.60.