On September 12, Byron H. Pollitt, Jr., CFO of Visa adopted a pre-arranged stock trading plan for the exercise of options and sale of shares of Company stock. Under the plan, Mr. Pollitt may sell up to 63,748 shares of Company stock. Mr. Pollitt’s plan is scheduled to terminate in November 2014.
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