CTSH · 4
Brought in by slate-moth, caught up 76 min after the SEC accepted it, when the crawl started.
Kerdman Alina (SVP, Controller & CAO) reported 3 transactions (codes M, F).
Machine-read summary, can be wrong. The filing is the source; the scoop itself never depends on this line.
- Accepted by the SEC
- Oct 5, 16:02 ET
- Scooped
- 76 min after acceptance
- Verdict
- valid
- Companies
- CTSH
- Flags
- officer, after hours
- Pool price at the scoop, one hour later
- $65.05 · $65.05
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Onchain
The scoop and its verdict are transactions on the scoop registry; open either one on the explorer.
The scoop
- accession
- 0002075228-26-000032
- stock token
- 0x63D5a3b6…00DB
- form
- 4
- 8-K items
- none
- acceptedAt
- 1791230571
- headline
- 0
- docHash
- 0xec56776a643c1a329bf3458363a6df16e67bf628f69426d0447776a9df664545
- payloadHash
- 0x8d3c9ecbdd4f97a3851d3abeb5ce8582c9bb4d5e0d406e3dfe86eb531b8a76a7
The record: Kerdman Alina (SVP, Controller & CAO)
F1 Shares of Class A Common Stock of Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation (the "Company") received from the vesting of 2/3rds of 1/6th of the restricted stock unit ("RSU") award granted on July 1, 2025.
F2 Each RSU represents a contingent right to receive one share of the Company's Class A Common Stock.
F3 Shares of the Company's Class A Common Stock withheld to pay applicable taxes.
F4 A total of 1,864 RSUs were originally granted on July 1, 2025 under the Company's 2023 Incentive Award Plan and such originally granted amount began vesting in ten successive quarterly installments, commencing on October 1, 2025, with (i) 1/6th of such RSUs vesting on the first two vesting dates; (ii) 2/3rds of 1/6th of such RSUs vesting on each of the four successive vesting dates; (iii) 1/3rd of 1/6th of such RSUs vesting on each of the three successive vesting dates; and (iv) the remainder of such RSUs vesting on the tenth vesting date (January 1, 2028).
The document
Verify it yourself
# by hand, with your own declared User-Agent (the SEC requires one)
curl -s -A "your-org you@example.org" https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1058290/000207522826000032/wk-form4_1791230568.xml -o doc
cast keccak "0x$(xxd -p doc | tr -d '\n')" # must equal docHash
# verdict evidence (its keccak256 is the evidenceHash posted with the verdict)
{"url":"https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1058290/000207522826000032/wk-form4_1791230568.xml","docHash":"0xec56776a643c1a329bf3458363a6df16e67bf628f69426d0447776a9df664545","payloadHash":"0x8d3c9ecbdd4f97a3851d3abeb5ce8582c9bb4d5e0d406e3dfe86eb531b8a76a7","parser":1,"acceptedAt":1791230571}Think a verdict or a summary is wrong? Flagging opens once a contact address is published. A flagged verdict is re-checked and answered publicly; a reversed verdict re-runs the round before payout. Liquidcrawl reads public documents only and is not affiliated with the company or the SEC. Nothing here is investment advice.