Louis C. DiFabio is no longer serves as Vice President of the Company effective 12/31/2020. He was Executive Vice President - Retail Client Services of Chemung Canal Trust Company, a subsidiary of Chemung Financial Corporation. He is Executive Vice President of the Bank (2011) responsible for Retail Client Services; Senior Vice President of the Bank (2005). Mr. DiFabio has been with the Company since 1987.
As the Vice President of Chemung, the total compensation of Louis DiFabio at Chemung is $483,815. There are 2 executives at Chemung getting paid more, with Anders Tomson having the highest compensation of $854,923.
Louis DiFabio is 56, he's been the Vice President of Chemung since 2015. There are 14 older and 10 younger executives at Chemung. The oldest executive at Chemung Financial Corp. is Larry Becker, 80, who is the Independent Director.
Louis's mailing address filed with the SEC is ONE CHEMUNG CANAL PLAZA, P.O. BOX 1522, ELMIRA, NY, 14902-1522.
Over the last 22 years, insiders at Chemung have traded over $5,668,312 worth of Chemung stock and bought 148,575 units worth $4,344,176 . The most active insiders traders include William D Eggers, Robert H Dalrymple et David J Dalrymple. On average, Chemung executives and independent directors trade stock every 33 days with the average trade being worth of $94,561. The most recent stock trade was executed by G. Thomas Jr. Tranter on 6 August 2024, trading 500 units of CHMG stock currently worth $22,000.
chemung canal trust company is an independent community bank, which has served the financial needs of businesses and individuals for over 180 years. we trace our roots to the opening of our namesake, the chemung canal, in 1833. today, we operate 34 branch offices in 11 new york state counties and one pennsylvania county. most important, we remain steadfast to our community banking philosophy and business model, which means we build long-term relationships with our clients and play a vital role in the communities we serve. deposits gathered locally are channeled back into our local communities in the form of loans to businesses, individuals, organizations and other enterprises. decisions are made locally, not in some far-off distant city.
Chemung executives and other stock owners filed with the SEC include: