Ryan McInerney, chief executive officer of Visa Inc. ($V), sold 20,970 shares on June 29, 2026, at an average price of $340.25 per share, generating approximately $7.1 million in proceeds. The Form 4 filing reached the SEC on June 30, one day after the trade. McInerney held 15,174 shares of $V directly after the transaction.
The sale fits a pattern of periodic open-market disposals by the CEO. Over the twelve months prior to June 29, McInerney executed at least eight separate sales of $V shares. Those transactions ranged from 8,620 shares sold on June 2, 2025, for roughly $3.1 million, to 31,455 shares sold on April 29, 2026, for approximately $10.7 million, the largest single open-market sale he recorded in that span. The June 29 transaction ranks second by share count among his sales over that period.
Before April, the CEO's quarterly sales were notably uniform in size. He sold 10,485 shares on January 2, 2026; 10,485 shares on December 11, 2025; 10,485 shares on November 3, 2025; and 10,485 shares on October 1, 2025, each priced in a tight band between roughly $340 and $349 per share. The larger transactions in April and June stand out against that earlier, consistent cadence.
McInerney was not the only $V insider to sell shares in 2026. CFO Chris Suh sold 10,639 shares on May 12, 2026, at an average of $324.81 per share for approximately $3.5 million. Director Lloyd Carney sold a smaller block of 650 shares on March 11, 2026, at roughly $309.62 per share for about $201,000. Among all open-market sales by $V insiders since January 1, 2026, McInerney's two transactions represent the largest individual dollar amounts filed in that period.
McInerney has sold shares in each calendar quarter dating back to at least mid-2025, with filings submitted the day after each trade date. His remaining directly held position of 15,174 shares, as reported on the June 30 filing, matches the figure reported after the April 29 transaction. That unchanged balance, despite the June 29 sale, suggests the disposed shares may have been acquired through equity compensation in the intervening period, though the Form 4 reflects only the post-transaction ownership figure and does not itemize any such grants.