EPAM

Public disclosure records show seven members of Congress have filed a combined 33 trades in EPAM Systems, an information technology sector holding, spanning from February 2023 through April 2026, with the most recent activity placing this among actively disclosed names in the current period. The balance runs 19 purchases to 14 sales, reflecting net buying across the disclosure record, with the most frequently disclosing members being Michael McCaul, Ro Khanna, Jefferson Shreve, and Daniel Goldman — a mix that spans party lines, though no formal bipartisan co-trading clusters are recorded for this ticker. Six executive-branch officials have separately disclosed nine transactions in the same security, with the closest congressional and executive purchases falling 11 days apart in the public filing sequence, within the 90-day proximity window used to flag temporal overlap in independent disclosures. No cross-branch coordination is implied by this overlap, which reflects the independent operation of two separate disclosure regimes covering the same publicly traded name.