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General | Insider Transactions | Monthly Overview

Get the latest insider transactions of EFRAIN RIVERA. EFRAIN RIVERA is a Senior Vice President & CFO in BAUSCH & LOMB INC ($BOL) and a Vice President in BAUSCH & LOMB INC ($BOL).

Companies in which EFRAIN RIVERA is an Insider

BAUSCH & LOMB INC

Trading Symbol: BOL
Industry: OPHTHALMIC GOODS [3851]
Position of EFRAIN RIVERA: Senior Vice President & CFO, Vice President
Holdings: 0 shares
Latest Transaction: Oct 30 2007

Last 4 weeks trend: HOLD
Last 3 months trend: HOLD View transactions

Latest Insider Trading Transactions of EFRAIN RIVERA

DateTickerCompanyOwnerRelationship Transaction Code Cost ($) Shares Transaction Value ($) Total Shares % Holdings
Oct 30 2007BOLBAUSCH & LOMB ...RIVERA EFRAINSenior Vice Preside ...Option ExerciseM0.0059600
Oct 30 2007BOLBAUSCH & LOMB ...RIVERA EFRAINSenior Vice Preside ...Option ExerciseM0.0083700
Oct 30 2007BOLBAUSCH & LOMB ...RIVERA EFRAINSenior Vice Preside ...Option ExerciseM0.0092000
Oct 30 2007BOLBAUSCH & LOMB ...RIVERA EFRAINSenior Vice Preside ...Option ExerciseM0.001,41800
Oct 30 2007BOLBAUSCH & LOMB ...RIVERA EFRAINSenior Vice Preside ...Option ExerciseD44.835,000224,1500
Oct 30 2007BOLBAUSCH & LOMB ...RIVERA EFRAINSenior Vice Preside ...Option ExerciseD61.974,500278,8650
Oct 30 2007BOLBAUSCH & LOMB ...RIVERA EFRAINSenior Vice Preside ...Option ExerciseD54.268,000434,0800

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