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Citigroup vs Wells Fargo

Citigroup (C) and Wells Fargo (WFC) side by side, from official filings: what insiders, members of Congress and funds reported. These are counts of what was filed, not a view on either stock.

Citigroup CNYSE · BanksWells Fargo WFCNYSE · Banks
Insider records, last 12 months158281
Congress trades, last 12 months1314
Fund positions reported, last 12 months338308
Federal contract awards, last 12 months00
Open-market purchases by insiders since 20067682
Open-market sales by insiders since 2006146230
Last open-market purchase by an insiderNov 4, 2025Nov 9, 2023
Next resultsOct 13, 2026Oct 13, 2026

Counts of records OQRO holds, by their date. Insider history since 2006 comes from the SEC's insider transactions data sets and every filing since. Planned and automatic sales are included in the sales.

Common questions

Which has had more insider buying, Citigroup or Wells Fargo?

Since 2006, Wells Fargo insiders reported 82 open-market purchases against 76 for Citigroup, in SEC Forms 4 and 5. Counts depend on the number of insiders and how long each company has been listed.

Do members of Congress trade C or WFC?

In the last 12 months, members of Congress disclosed 13 trades in Citigroup (C) and 14 in Wells Fargo (WFC), each reported as a value range on a periodic transaction report.

When did insiders last buy C and WFC?

Citigroup: Nov 4, 2025. Wells Fargo: Nov 9, 2023. Dates are those of the SEC filings.

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