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8-K ·Filed Jul 17, 2026
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PNSB

PSB Financial, Inc.
NEUTRAL
Impact 3/10
Horizonmonths Processed3mo ago SEC0001104659-26-084695
Actionable Insight • Neutral

These are standard executive retention and compensation agreements with no immediate trading catalyst. Monitor for any future change-of-control events or CEO departures that would trigger the severance or SERP provisions. The BOLI purchase is a non-cash charge that does not affect operating earnings.

DirectionNeutral
Confidencehigh
Horizonmonths
Final — all horizons settled through T+60d
PNSB ▼ -6.56% at T+60d
NEUTRAL call -6.56% · α vs SPY -11.66% · entry $11.74 → $10.97
Entry = T+0 close
Jul 17, 2026
via day close
T+1d
-1.87%
call -1.87% · α -2.71%
$11.52
settled 3mo ago
T+5d
+0.43%
call +0.43% · α +0.83%
$11.79
settled 3mo ago
T+20d
-2.04%
call -2.04% · α -6.17%
$11.50
settled 2mo ago
T+60d
-6.56%
call -6.56% · α -11.66%
$10.97
settled 15d ago

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Executive Summary

PSB Financial (PNSB) entered into a comprehensive set of executive compensation agreements with its President and CEO, Phillip K. Willett, on July 14, 2026. The package includes a new three-year employment agreement with a $170,155 base salary, a change-of-control agreement providing a 2.99x compensation multiple upon a qualifying termination, a supplemental executive retirement plan (SERP) with a $150,000 annual benefit for 10 years, and a restrictive covenant agreement. These are routine compensatory arrangements for a CEO's continued service and do not signal any change in control or operational event.

Key Facts

  • CEO Phillip K. Willett entered into a new Employment Agreement, Change of Control Agreement, SERP, and Restrictive Covenant Agreement on July 14, 2026.
  • Employment Agreement term runs through July 14, 2029, with an annual base salary of $170,155.
  • Severance upon termination without cause or for good reason equals nine months of base salary.
  • Change of Control Agreement provides a lump sum of 2.99x the prior year's total W-2 and 1099 compensation upon a qualifying termination post-change of control.
  • SERP provides a $150,000 annual retirement benefit for 10 years, payable starting at age 62, with 100% vesting at age 60 or upon a change in control.
  • A single premium bank owned life insurance policy of $1,450,000 was purchased to support the SERP.
  • Restrictive Covenant Agreement includes non-solicitation of customers and employees, and confidentiality obligations.

Financial Impact

CEO base salary set at $170,155/year; SERP provides $150,000/year for 10 years post-retirement; a $1,450,000 BOLI policy funds the SERP; change-of-control severance is 2.99x prior year compensation.

compensation expenseexecutive retention

Risk Factors

  • Change-of-control payments could create a 'golden parachute' that reduces shareholder value in a sale scenario.
  • SERP represents an unfunded, unsecured liability of the bank.

Market Snapshot

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Documents Analyzed

This report is based on 9 SEC documents filed with EDGAR.

DocumentAccession Number
8-K Filing (PNSB) — Batch item 10001104659-26-084695
Document: tm2620728d1_10-4.htm0001104659-26-084695
Document: tm2620728d1_10-3.htm0001104659-26-084695
Document: tm2620728d1_10-1.htm0001104659-26-084695
Document: tm2620728d1_8k.htm0001104659-26-084695
Document: 0001104659-26-084695-index-headers.html0001104659-26-084695
Document: 0001104659-26-084695-index.html0001104659-26-084695
Document: 0001104659-26-084695.txt0001104659-26-084695
8-K Filing (PNSB) — Batch item 90001104659-26-084695

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Report published Jul 17, 2026