rahim rami

Rahim Rami, EVP and President of GM Networking at Hewlett Packard Enterprise, has filed 42 Form 4 transactions across three companies, but the pattern is overwhelmingly mechanical rather than discretionary. Across all filings, there are zero open-market purchases (code P) and zero open-market sales (code S). The activity consists entirely of option exercises (M), shares withheld to cover taxes (F), equity grants (A), and gifts (G) — none of which reflect a directional bet on the stock. The bulk of the recent activity is concentrated in HPE, clustered around vesting and exercise dates. On July 3, 2026, Rami exercised options in four separate transactions totaling roughly $44.2 million (values of $16.3M, $10.7M, $4.5M, and $12.7M) while simultaneously having shares withheld to cover tax obligations in four corresponding F-transactions worth about $21.9 million. A similar but smaller pattern occurred on February 20, 2026, with exercises of $2.9M and $0.9M offset by withholdings of $1.4M and $0.5M. On July 2, 2026, he exercised $2.1M in options with $1.0M withheld. These are standard net-settlement mechanics — the option value is realized, but the shares never hit the open market in a discretionary sale. Outside HPE, Rami holds a board position at Autodesk (ADSK), where he received two zero-value grants (code A) on June 17, 2026. The remaining HPE entries are routine: quarterly restricted stock awards (A) with no cash value, and two gifts (G) in March 2026 and July 2025. With no P or S transactions on record, Rami’s insider activity shows no buying or selling bias — it is purely a function of compensation schedules, option expirations, and tax withholding requirements. The dollar figures are large, but they reflect the scale of his equity package, not market timing.