The estimated Net Worth of Brian M Brinch is at least $2.48 Millón dollars as of 8 June 2023. Mr. Brinch owns over 3,315 units of Federal Agricultural Mortgage stock worth over $2,003,732 and over the last 6 years he sold AGM stock worth over $0. In addition, he makes $475,708 as Senior Vice President – Business Strategy and Financial Research at Federal Agricultural Mortgage.
Brian has made over 4 trades of the Federal Agricultural Mortgage stock since 2018, according to the Form 4 filled with the SEC. Most recently he exercised 3,315 units of AGM stock worth $260,327 on 8 June 2023.
The largest trade he's ever made was exercising 4,000 units of Federal Agricultural Mortgage stock on 21 May 2018 worth over $142,400. On average, Brian trades about 628 units every 84 days since 2018. As of 8 June 2023 he still owns at least 10,992 units of Federal Agricultural Mortgage stock.
You can see the complete history of Mr. Brinch stock trades at the bottom of the page.
Brian M. Brinch is Senior Vice President – Business Strategy and Financial Research of the company. Mr. Brinch was appointed to serve as Senior Vice President – Business Strategy and Financial Research on April 11, 2018, and his title changed to Senior Vice President - Rural Infrastructure in 2019. Prior to his appointment as Senior Vice President - Business Strategy and Financial Research, he served as Vice President – Financial Planning and Analysis starting in April 2014. Prior to that date, Mr. Brinch served in multiple positions at Farmer Mac, including as Director – Financial Research, Manager – Financial Research, Senior Financial Research Associate, and Financial Research Associate, starting in 2000. Mr. Brinch received a Bachelor of Science degree in Meteorology from The Pennsylvania State University and a Master of Science degree in Agricultural and Applied Economics from The Pennsylvania State University. Mr. Brinch is also a Chartered Financial Analyst® charterholder and holds a Financial Risk Manager® designation from the Global Association of Risk Professionals.
As the Senior Vice President – Business Strategy and Financial Research of Federal Agricultural Mortgage, the total compensation of Brian Brinch at Federal Agricultural Mortgage is $475,708. There are 6 executives at Federal Agricultural Mortgage getting paid more, with Bradford Nordholm having the highest compensation of $2,700,340.
Brian Brinch is 43, he's been the Senior Vice President – Business Strategy and Financial Research of Federal Agricultural Mortgage since 2018. There are 20 older and 2 younger executives at Federal Agricultural Mortgage. The oldest executive at Federal Agricultural Mortgage Corp. is Mitchell Johnson, 78, who is the Independent Director.
Brian's mailing address filed with the SEC is C/O FARMER MAC, 1999 K STREET N.W., 4TH FLOOR, WASHINGTON, DC, 20006.
Over the last 21 years, insiders at Federal Agricultural Mortgage have traded over $240,332,163,080 worth of Federal Agricultural Mortgage stock and bought 31,810 units worth $2,211,260 . The most active insiders traders include Bancorporation, National As..., Tom D Stenson y Henry D Edelman. On average, Federal Agricultural Mortgage executives and independent directors trade stock every 17 days with the average trade being worth of $1,187,802. The most recent stock trade was executed by Stephen P Mullery on 9 September 2024, trading 5,610 units of AGM stock currently worth $181,708.
the federal agricultural mortgage corporation, commonly known as farmer mac, is a stockholder-owned, government sponsored enterprise or "gse" created by congress to improve the availability of long-term credit for america's farmers, ranchers, rural homeowners, businesses and communities. farmer mac accomplishes this public policy mission by providing a secondary market for qualified agricultural mortgage loans, rural housing mortgage loans, rural utilities loans (to cooperative borrowers made by cooperative lenders) and the guaranteed portions of agricultural and rural development loans guaranteed by the u.s. department of agriculture. the farmer mac secondary market provides liquidity and lending capacity to lenders by: - purchasing newly originated and existing eligible loans directly from lenders; - exchanging loan-backed securities guaranteed by farmer mac ("farmer mac guaranteed securities") for eligible loans that back those securities in "swap" transactions; - issuing long-
Federal Agricultural Mortgage executives and other stock owners filed with the SEC include: