Money-wise the man is loaded. In terms of decency and ethics he's bankrupt.
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No clue on net worth, but one would assume much of that is in the value of Allstate stock. Per the current proxy statement, he has $93M in exercisable and $6M in non-vested stock awards, along with $20M in retirement benefits, AFTER exercising $33M in stock awards in 2023. So $119M sitting at Allstate, along with all the other diversified investments he's made over the years from cash salary, bonuses, and exercised stock awards. He's doing fine, but if company was run more effectively, it should be 3X what he has. Progressive has been best in class over past 20 years, and dusted Tom and Allstate by leveraging direct and IA segments with sophisticated pricing, and less/no exposure to volatile and low return/valuation property business. They've also won the commercial segment of US while we have underperformed forever in commercial.
You should have tried harder in school
Another site that looks at all his trades estimates it to be nearly $400 million
Who cares. Do your job.
This needs to be exposed to those in the dark so they can begin to understand the absolute greed and corruption at the top of this organization.
Why is this anyone’s business?
Well if this site is to be believed, about $104 million:
https://wallmine.com/people/26637/thomas-j-wilson