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James R. Moxley, III net worth and biography

James Moxley, III Biography and Net Worth

Director of Fulton Financial

Mr. Moxley currently serves as Fulton’s Lead Director. In addition to being a director of Fulton, prior to joining the Fulton Bank board in 2019, Mr. Moxley was a director of The Columbia Bank since 1999. He is admitted and licensed to practice law in Maryland and a former real estate attorney with Venable, Baetjer and Howard, now known as Venable LLP (law firm). Since 1992, Mr. Moxley has served as a Principal of Security Development Corporation (a Washington-Baltimore real estate land development company engaged primarily in retail and multifamily projects).

He serves as a member of the Duke University Library Advisory Board and the Board of Visitors of Duke Law School. Mr. Moxley is a Trustee Emeritus of the Glenelg Country School, having served as a trustee since 1996 and as the board Chair. He has also served as a trustee of the Howard Hospital Foundation from 2014 to present, as a Founding Director of the Real Estate Charitable Foundation of Maryland from 2015 to present, and is active on numerous civic boards and committees in Maryland.

Mr. Moxley received a J.D. degree and A.B. in Economics (magna cum laude) from Duke University. He has completed the requirements and has been recognized by the NACD as a Board Leadership Fellow since 2017. Mr. Moxley brings banking expertise to Fulton’s Board of Directors that he gained as a director of The Columbia Bank. He also has extensive business, tax, and legal experience related to the acquisition, financing, and development of commercial and residential real estate. Mr. Moxley’s longstanding board service at Fulton Bank and its predecessors in Maryland also imparts corporate governance and supervisory skills.

What is James R. Moxley, III's net worth?: The estimated net worth of James R. Moxley, III is at least $1.22 million as of January 18th, 2023. Mr. Moxley, III owns 78,670 shares of Fulton Financial stock worth more than $1,224,105 as of April 25th. This net worth approximation does not reflect any other investments that Mr. Moxley, III may own. Learn More about James R. Moxley, III's net worth.
How do I contact James R. Moxley, III?: The corporate mailing address for Mr. Moxley, III and other Fulton Financial executives is ONE PENN SQUARE P. O. BOX 4887, LANCASTER PA, 17604. Fulton Financial can also be reached via phone at (717) 291-2411 and via email at [email protected]. Learn More on James R. Moxley, III's contact information.
Has James R. Moxley, III been buying or selling shares of Fulton Financial?: James R. Moxley, III has not been actively trading shares of Fulton Financial during the past quarter. Learn More on James R. Moxley, III's trading history.
Who are Fulton Financial's active insiders?: Fulton Financial's insider roster includes David Campbell (EVP), George Martin (Director), Mark McCollom (Senior Executive Vice President / Chief Financial Office), James Moxley, III (Director), Meg Mueller (EVP), Curtis Myers (COO), Angela Sargent (EVP), Angela Snyder (EVP), Daniel Stolzer (EVP), Bernadette Taylor (EVP), and E. Wenger (Director). Learn More on Fulton Financial's active insiders.
Are insiders buying or selling shares of Fulton Financial?: During the last twelve months, Fulton Financial insiders bought shares 2 times. They purchased a total of 25,000 shares worth more than $244,550.00. During the last twelve months, insiders at the bank sold shares 2 times. They sold a total of 10,514 shares worth more than $117,651.66. The most recent insider tranaction occured on November, 7th when Director E Philip Wenger sold 0 shares worth more than $0.00. Insiders at Fulton Financial own 1.1% of the company. Learn More about insider trades at Fulton Financial.
Information on this page was last updated on 11/7/2023.

James R. Moxley, III Insider Trading History at Fulton Financial

James R. Moxley, III Buying and Selling Activity at Fulton Financial

Fulton Financial Company Overview

Fulton Financial Corporation operates as a financial holding company that provides consumer and commercial banking products and services in Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, and Virginia. It accepts various checking accounts and savings deposit products, certificates of deposit, and individual retirement accounts. The company offers consumer loans products, including home equity loans and lines of credit, automobile loans, personal lines of credit, and checking account overdraft protection; construction and jumbo residential mortgage loans; and commercial lending products comprising commercial real estate, commercial and industrial, and construction loans, as well as equipment lease financing loans. In addition, it offers letters of credit, cash management services, and traditional deposit products; and wealth management services, including investment management, trust, brokerage, insurance, and investment advisory services. Further, the company owns trust preferred securities; and sells various life insurance products. It provides its products and services through financial center offices, as well as through a network of automated teller machines, telephone banking, mobile banking, and online banking. Fulton Financial Corporation was founded in 1882 and is headquartered in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

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