Helia, the provider of lenders mortgage insurance once known as Genworth, said it is almost certain to lose its largest and most lucrative contract after Commonwealth Bank entered exclusive negotiations with a rival.
Helia shares slumped by a quarter on Monday. The disclosure of the contract loss came just days after the company’s chief executive, Pauline Blight-Johnston, sold more than $840,000 in Helia shares.
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