VRNT Form 4: Andrew Miller equity cashed out at $20.50 per share
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Verint Systems Inc. (VRNT) completed a cash merger in which each share of Verint common stock was canceled and converted into the right to receive $20.50 in cash without interest. This Form 4 reports director Andrew Miller’s equity being cashed out in connection with that transaction.
The filing shows a disposition of 26,895 shares of common stock and the exercise and disposition of 8,980 restricted stock units (RSUs), leaving no Verint common stock or RSUs beneficially owned afterward. Each RSU represented one share of Verint common stock and, under the merger agreement, all RSUs became fully vested at the effective time and entitled to receive the same $20.50 per-share cash consideration.
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Insights
Director’s Verint equity is fully cashed out at $20.50 per share in the completed merger.
The transactions disclosed relate to the closing of Verint’s merger with Calabrio’s parent entity. At the effective time, every share of Verint common stock was converted into the right to receive
Each RSU corresponded to one Verint common share and, under the merger agreement, became fully vested as of the effective time and entitled to the same cash consideration. After these steps, Miller no longer beneficially owns Verint equity, consistent with Verint becoming a wholly owned subsidiary of Calabrio’s parent. The economic impact for this insider is mechanical, following the agreed merger terms rather than a discretionary market trade.
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What does this Form 4 for Verint Systems (VRNT) disclose about Andrew Miller?
What was the cash consideration per share in the Verint Systems (VRNT) merger?
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Did Andrew Miller retain any Verint (VRNT) shares or RSUs after these transactions?
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