Kelly Loeffler: Sale of 27 stock sales; purchases incl. Citrix Systems (teleworking software)

Timing or nonpublic-briefing overlap without direct jurisdiction.

$1,275,000 – $3,100,000 (27 transactions) Sale Trade: Jan 24, 2020 Owner: joint

Nonpublic briefing Member, Senate HELP (Health) Committee

Attended the Jan 24, 2020 closed all-senators COVID-19 briefing (HELP + Foreign Relations).

Why this is on the ledger

Beginning Jan 24, 2020 — the day of a closed Senate coronavirus briefing she attended — Loeffler and her husband (Jeffrey Sprecher, chair of the NYSE's parent ICE) made 27 stock sales worth $1.275M–$3.1M and bought into Citrix, a teleworking firm that rose during lockdowns. The SEC flagged the broader pattern; the DOJ closed its inquiry in May 2020 and the Senate Ethics Committee found no evidence of a violation. Loeffler said her trades are managed by outside advisors without her input.

Overlapping action Senate Ethics Committee found no evidence of violation; DOJ inquiry closed (Jun 16, 2020)

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Goblin House. "Kelly Loeffler — 27 stock sales; purchases incl. Citrix Systems (teleworking software) (STOCK Act overlap)" (congressional-trading case). Goblin House — The Architecture of Secrecy. Accessed October 19, 2026. https://www.goblinhouse.net/stock-act/3.

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