Accenture Americas CEO Acquires 10,211 Shares via Award Vesting, Withholds 5,186 for Taxes
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Filing Summary
š Form 4 Filing: Accenture plc ($ACN) Insider: John F. Walsh (CEO-Americas) Date of Transaction: October 20, 2026
Summary: ⢠Acquired: 10,211 Class A ordinary shares at $0.00 (Equity award vesting, Code A) ⢠Disposed: 5,186 Class A ordinary shares at $240.75 ($1,248,503 withheld for taxes, Code F) ⢠Net Addition: +5,025 shares ⢠Post-Transaction Holdings: 31,420 shares (Direct)
Significance: Low (Routine equity vesting and statutory tax withholding)
Comprehensive Analysis
Executive Summary
On October 22, 2026, Accenture plc ($ACN) reported a Form 4 transaction for John F. Walsh, CEO-Americas. The report details equity award vestings and associated tax withholding events executed on October 20, 2026.
Transaction Details
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Equity Award Acquisition (Code A):
- Shares Acquired: 10,211 Class A ordinary shares
- Price Per Share: $0.00
- Ownership Type: Direct
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Tax Withholding Disposition (Code F):
- Shares Withheld: 5,186 Class A ordinary shares
- Price Per Share: $240.745
- Total Value Withheld: $1,248,503.57
- Purpose: Payment of tax liability upon vesting of equity awards
Following these transactions, Walsh directly holds 31,420 Class A ordinary shares, representing a net addition of 5,025 shares to his holdings.
Significance & Market Impact
- Significance Level: Low
- Market Impact: Minimal to none. These transactions reflect routine executive compensation vesting and non-discretionary tax withholding (Code F), rather than open-market purchases or sales.
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