Anthem CEO picks up $2M in stock amid dip

Anthem’s CEO purchased company stock on the open market as shares fell during the last week in January, according to Barron’s.

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Anthem stock dropped 6 percent Jan. 29 after the health insurer reported that its medical loss ratio, or the share of premiums Anthem pays toward medical claims, grew to 89 percent. That’s almost a percent higher than analysts’ estimates.

Anthem President and CEO Gail Boudreaux picked up stocks during the downturn. On Jan. 30, she bought 7,600 Anthem shares for $2 million, according to Barron’s. Her total shares in the company are 26,556.

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