Intercontinental Exchange operates global exchanges for several financial and commodity markets - and since Loeffler made her first sale, its stock has fallen by 16 percent. Loeffler, who sits on the Senate Health Committee, first began selling stocks on January 24 - the same day that committee held a private all-members session on Covid-19 - and continued making trades in late February and early March.Īccording to her latest financial disclosure, which the senator provided to the AJC, her largest transaction involved the sale of $18.7 million in Intercontinental Exchange stock in three separate deals dated February 26 and March 11. Kelly Loeffler (R-GA) benefited from stock trades worth millions of dollars shortly before the general public was alerted to the severity of the Covid-19 crisis, selling off shares in industries that have been adversely affected by the coronavirus pandemic and buying shares of companies that have benefited, according to an Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC) report published late Tuesday.

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