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Grab execs buy back shares after stock hits 3-year low on Atome deal
Source: reuters.com
Insider TransactionsM&A & RestructuringFintechTransportation & Logistics
Grab executives purchased more than $30 million of company stock after shares fell to a more than three-year low. The decline followed Grab's agreement to acquire a buy-now-pay-later provider, while the insider buying signals management confidence despite investor concern over the deal.
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