Highest-materiality recent filing
Standard Premium Finance to hold say-on-pay votes every three years after stockholder vote
Stockholders voted 1,250,939 for three years, 418,713 for two years, 340,263 for one year on frequency of say-on-pay.
Shareholders elect three directors, approve say-on-pay and board size amendment
Three directors (William Koppelmann, Mark Kutner, Scott Howell) elected each with 2,009,915 votes.
Standard Premium repurchases 76,000 shares at $2.25; cites strong 2025 results
Repurchased 76,000 shares at $2.25 per share under board-authorized buyback program.
Standard Premium Finance Holdings replaces independent auditor Stephano Slack with M&K CPAs
Stephano Slack LLC resigned as independent auditor effective March 27, 2026; no disagreements or reportable events.
Director John Leavitt resigns from Standard Premium Finance Holdings board effective Dec 28, 2025
John Leavitt resigned as Director effective December 28, 2025.
Shareholders elected John Leavitt, Christopher Perrucci, and Carl Christian Hoechner as directors for three-year terms.
Standard Premium Finance expands credit line to $115M, cuts rate, extends maturity to 2028
Maximum borrowing capacity raised to $75M (committed) plus $40M uncommitted accordion, totaling $115M.
Standard Premium Finance posts Q2 revenue $3.1M, ROE 15%, expands buyback to open market
Q2 revenue $3.1M, income before taxes $345k, return-on-equity 15%.
Standard Premium Q2 revenue $3.1M, EPS $0.08; loan portfolio up 9.7% to $70M
Q2 2025: revenue $3.1M, income before taxes $345k, diluted EPS $0.06.
Standard Premium Finance ups revolver to $50M and authorizes $250K stock buyback
Revolver increased from $45M to $50M via amendment with First Horizon Bank on May 21, 2025.
Standard Premium Finance replaces auditor Assurance Dimensions with Stephano Slack
Assurance Dimensions resigned as independent auditor on April 18, 2025, effective immediately.
CEO William Koppelmann gets $275K base salary, target annual bonus of 100% of base, and 25,000 performance-based RSUs.
Standard Premium Finance shareholders reelect directors and ratify auditor at annual meeting
Brian Krogol and James Wall reelected as directors for three-year terms, all votes for.
Standard Premium Finance Q2 2024 revenue exceeds $3M, net income up 86% YoY
Total revenue >$3.0M, +35% YoY; loan originations >$40M, +25% YoY.
Shareholders elect directors, ratify auditor, approve warrant issuance at annual meeting
All three director nominees (William Koppelmann, Dr. Mark E. Kutner, Dr. Scott Howell) elected with ~2.4M votes for.
Standard Premium Finance Holdings engages Assurance Dimensions as new auditor
Audit committee engaged Assurance Dimensions, Inc. as independent registered public accounting firm on Jan 23, 2023.
Maturity extended to November 30, 2025; index rate changed from one-month LIBOR to one-month SOFR.
Standard Premium Finance restates 2021 cash flows, hires new auditor
Audit committee concluded 2021 financials were unreliable due to cash flow classification error.
Standard Premium Finance Holdings announces resignation of independent auditor Liggett & Webb P.A.
Auditor Liggett & Webb resigned on October 11, 2022, effective immediately.
Standard Premium Finance to hold say-on-pay votes every three years after shareholder vote
Shareholders voted 1,891,068 for three-year frequency, 161,256 for two years, 100 for one year for future say-on-pay votes.
Shareholders reelect directors, ratify auditor, approve say-on-pay, select 3-year frequency
Directors elected: Krogol, Wall (2yr); Leavitt, Perrucci, Hoechner (3yr) – all with ~2.05M votes for.
CEO Koppelmann gets $275K base, CFO Krogol $175K under new 5-year contracts
CEO William Koppelmann: base salary $275K for FY2022-23, escalating to $375K by year 5.
Sold 40,000 shares of Series A Convertible Preferred Stock for $400,000 to accredited investors (Rule 506(b)).
EVP and Director Samuel Konig resigns effective January 7, 2022
Samuel Konig resigned as Executive Vice President and Director of Standard Premium Finance Holdings on January 7, 2022.
Standard Premium Finance Holdings increases revolving credit facility to $45M from $35M
Borrowing capacity increased to $45M from $35M under secured revolving credit facility with First Horizon Bank.
On January 7, 2022, Mr. Samuel Konig notified the company of his intent to resign from his positions as Executive Vice President and Director of the Company as of January 7, 2022.
Max materiality 0.65 · Median 0.50 · Most common event other_material