Charles Schwab Co-Chairman Walter Bettinger disposes of 176,210 shares worth $20 million
Reuters2026/08/26 23:38- Charles Schwab Co-Chairman Walter W. Bettinger sold 176,210 shares on Aug. 24 at USD 113.49.
- He simultaneously exercised options for 176,210 shares at USD 46.81.
- Family trust holdings fell to 610,360 shares following the transactions.
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