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Ladder Capital's Asset Management Head Sells 35,000 Shares — What's Really at Stake?

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Ladder Capital's Asset Management Head Sells 35,000 Shares — What's Really at Stake? On May 29 and June 2, 2026, Robert Perelman, Head of Asset Management at Ladder Capital Corp (NYSE:LADR), reported the open-market sale of 35,000 shares of Common Stock, according to a SEC Form 4 filing…
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  • This transaction accounted for 7.55% of Perelman's direct Common Stock position, reducing his direct holdings from 463,684 to 428,684 shares.

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  • No indirect holdings or derivative securities were involved; all shares sold were held directly, with no involvement from trusts, LLCs, or derivative securities.

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  • Over the past two years, Perelman executed two open-market sales totaling 60,000 shares; the 35,000-share transaction is his largest individual direct sale in that period, with the prior sale involving 25,000 shares.

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  • Perelman continues to hold 428,684 shares of Common Stock directly, supporting a continuing alignment with shareholders.

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