LPL IPO: The biggest winners
The man credited with LPL's remarkable growth, CEO Casady will see a big payday when the IPO launches. Casady, who succeeded Todd Robinson as chief executive in 2005, is selling about half of his stock in the company, which means he'll still own nearly 2 million shares after the sale. Casady's not going anywhere, either: in June, he signed an agreement to extend his contract with the company for five years.
[NOTE: Dollar amount based on cash value of shares to be offered, assuming high end of estimated price range for the IPO. All data based on regulatory filings. To see an expanded list of sellers, Click here]