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Veeva Systems Director Matthew J. Wallach Acquires Shares via Routine RSU Vesting

Low SignificanceSeptember 3, 2026 at 5:42:36 PM EDT

VEEVA SYSTEMS INC

$VEEV4CIK: 0001393052

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Filing Summary

📊 Insider Transaction Report | Veeva Systems Inc ($VEEV)

Insider: Matthew J. Wallach Role: Director Transaction Date: September 1, 2026 Transaction Type: Acquisition (RSU Vesting / Conversion) Shares Acquired: 460 Price per Share: $0.00 Direct Shares Owned After: 107,393 Significance: Low (Routine quarterly equity vesting)

Comprehensive Analysis

Insider Transaction Overview

On September 1, 2026, Matthew J. Wallach, a member of the Board of Directors of Veeva Systems Inc. (NYSE: VEEV), acquired 460 shares of Class A Common Stock through the settlement of vesting Restricted Stock Units (RSUs).

Transaction Details:

  • Security: Class A Common Stock
  • Transaction Code: M (Exercise/Conversion of Derivative Security)
  • Shares Acquired: 460 shares
  • Price per Share: $0.00
  • Direct Beneficial Ownership Post-Transaction: 107,393 shares
  • Indirect Ownership: 250,002 shares held across three separate irrevocable trusts
  • Remaining RSUs: 1,381 RSUs

Context & Significance:

This transaction represents a routine scheduled vesting event. On June 17, 2026, the Reporting Person received a grant of 1,841 RSUs that vest in quarterly installments subject to continued board service. No open-market purchases or sales occurred in connection with this filing, making the market significance Low.

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