Cigna CEO, 5 execs sell about $28M in company stock

David Cordani, CEO of Bloomfield, Conn.-based Cigna, sold 153,168 company stocks June 19 for a total of $26.1 million, according to a Nasdaq report.

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The shares sold for an average price of $170.18 per stock.

In addition, five other Cigna executives sold stocks within the past month, for a combined $1.9 million, roughly.

– Michael Triplett, president of U.S. markets, sold 1,439 shares of stock at the average price of $166.89 for about $240,154.

– William Zollars, director, sold 1,923 shares at the average price of $166.55 for about $320,275.

– Mary Hoeltzel, vice president and chief accounting officer, sold 500 shares at the average price of $166.70 for about $83,350.

– Jason Sadler, president of international markets, sold 1,727 shares at the average price of $164.59 for about $284,246.

– Matthew Manders, president of government and individual program and group policies, sold 6,000 shares at the average price of $165 for about $990,000. 

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