[Form 3] VALLEY NATIONAL BANCORP Initial Statement of Beneficial Ownership
Patrick D. Smith, identified as SEVP and President of Consumer Banking and a director of Valley National Bancorp, filed an Initial Form 3 disclosing beneficial ownership information for the issuer Valley National Bancorp (VLY). The event date requiring the filing is 09/02/2025. The filing reports 0 shares of common stock beneficially owned, held directly. The form is signed by an attorney-in-fact, Sequoia Moore, with a signature date of 09/23/2025. No derivative securities, option holdings, or indirect ownership interests are reported in the document.
- Initial disclosure completed: Form 3 filed identifying reporting person and relationship to issuer.
- Clear reporting: Document explicitly states there are 0 common shares and no derivative holdings, leaving no ambiguity in the filing content.
- No equity ownership reported: The filing shows 0 common shares beneficially owned, meaning no disclosed direct equity stake as of the event date.
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TL;DR: Initial Section 16 filing reports no direct common stock ownership and lists officer/director status.
The filing is an initial Form 3 for an insider identified as both an officer (SEVP, President Consumer Banking) and a director of the issuer. It explicitly reports zero shares of common stock beneficially owned and shows no derivative positions or indirect holdings. The document is executed by an attorney-in-fact, indicating a representative completed the signature process. For compliance review, the form contains the required issuer identifier and the reporting person’s relationship to the issuer, and it states the event date and signature date.
TL;DR: Disclosure documents the insider relationship but indicates no current equity stake.
This initial statement confirms the reporting person’s roles with the company and formally documents that no common stock or derivative securities are held directly or indirectly as of the event date. The clear absence of reported holdings is material to ownership records because it establishes the starting point for future Section 16 reporting obligations for this individual.