EPAM Systems (NYSE: EPAM) amends Form 4 after 3,000-share option exercise
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
EPAM Systems, Inc. reported an amended insider transaction for an officer serving as SVP/Co-Head of Global Business. On 08/13/2018, the reporting person exercised an employee stock option to buy 3,000 shares of EPAM common stock at $70.52 per share, coded as transaction type “M.” After this transaction, the officer directly held 18,645.091 shares of EPAM common stock and 9,308 employee stock options. This amendment corrects the previously reported number of derivative securities beneficially owned following the original transaction.
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FAQ
What does the amended Form 4 for EPAM (EPAM) report?
The amended Form 4 reports that an EPAM Systems officer corrected the number of derivative securities (stock options) beneficially owned after a prior option exercise originally reported on 08/13/2018.
Who is the reporting person in this EPAM (EPAM) insider filing?
The reporting person is an officer of EPAM Systems, Inc. with the title SVP/Co-Head of Global Business, filing individually on this Form 4/A.
What transaction did the EPAM officer complete on 08/13/2018?
On 08/13/2018, the officer exercised an employee stock option (transaction code M) to acquire 3,000 shares of EPAM common stock at an exercise price of $70.52 per share.
How many EPAM common shares does the officer hold after the reported transaction?
Following the reported transaction, the officer directly holds 18,645.091 shares of EPAM common stock, as shown in the non-derivative securities table.
How many EPAM stock options does the officer own after this amendment?
After the correction, the officer beneficially owns 9,308 employee stock options, each relating to EPAM common stock, according to the derivative securities table.
Why was this EPAM Form 4/A filed as an amendment?
The amendment explains that the original Form 4 filed on August 13, 2018 incorrectly reported the number of derivative securities beneficially owned by the reporting person after the transaction, and this filing corrects that figure.