Co-President & Co-CEO David Flair Resigns, Receives $2.14M Severance

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BV Financial, Inc. announced the resignation of Co-President and Co-CEO David M. Flair, effective January 22, 2026, accompanied by a $2.14 million separation payment and a consulting agreement.

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• Executive Resignation

  David M. Flair resigned from his roles as Co-President, Co-Chief Executive Officer, and director of BV Financial, Inc. and BayVanguard Bank, effective January 22, 2026.

• Significant Severance Package

  Mr. Flair will receive a lump sum separation payment of $2,142,182, in addition to his fiscal year 2025 bonus and continued benefits under an amended salary continuation plan.

• Consulting Agreement Established

  Mr. Flair will serve as a consultant to the Board of Directors until September 7, 2028, providing strategic advice on an as-needed basis.

• Equity Vesting Tied to Consulting

  In exchange for providing consulting services, Mr. Flair will vest in previously granted restricted stock and stock options over the consulting period.

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The departure of a Co-President and Co-CEO is a significant leadership change for BV Financial, Inc., introducing potential uncertainty regarding future strategic direction. The substantial $2.14 million severance payment represents a material cash outflow for the company. While the consulting agreement ensures some continuity of expertise and a structured vesting of equity over several years, the immediate impact is a C-suite transition with a notable financial cost. Investors will likely monitor the company's performance and any subsequent leadership appointments closely.