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David Bamper

Chief Financial Officer at Bayview Acquisition
Executive
Board

About David Bamper

David Bamper is Bayview Acquisition Corp’s Chief Financial Officer and Principal Accounting Officer, certifying BAYA’s quarterly reports under SOX Sections 302 and 906 in 2025 . BAYA is a blank check company with no operations and nominal assets held in a trust account; performance is driven by interest income on trust investments rather than operating revenue . Board signatures list Xin Wang as CEO and director and Yuk Man Lau as Chairman; Bamper is not designated as a director on the signature page . Beneficial ownership tables show Bamper with no reported share ownership as of both the 2024 and 2025 proxies .

Past Roles

Not disclosed in company filings reviewed.

External Roles

Not disclosed in company filings reviewed.

Fixed Compensation

  • Pre-business combination, BAYA discloses no cash compensation to officers or directors (including finders/consulting fees). Officers/directors are reimbursed for out-of-pocket expenses only; any officer pay would be determined post-combination by independent directors or a compensation committee .

Performance Compensation

  • No equity or performance-based awards are disclosed for Bamper prior to a business combination; the compensation committee charter governs such plans post-combination (objectives, incentive/equity plan administration, and adviser independence) .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Metric2024 Proxy (Record Date: Aug 19, 2024)2025 Proxy (Record Date: May 9, 2025)
Shares Beneficially Owned0 (—) 0 (—)
Ownership % of Outstanding0% 0%
  • Founder shares are controlled by the sponsors and are not eligible for redemption; sponsor interests (including private placement units) become worthless upon liquidation, creating strong incentives to complete a business combination .
  • Corporate opportunity doctrine waiver in charter may create potential conflicts (director duties to other entities), though BAYA states it does not believe the waiver interfered with target identification .

Employment Terms

  • Indemnification: Articles provide indemnification and advancement of legal costs to officers/directors acting in good faith, excluding fraud/willful default .
  • Severance, change-of-control, non-compete, and consulting arrangements: Not disclosed for Bamper. The compensation committee is authorized to review/approve employment and severance agreements post-combination .
  • Director/officer committee roles: An 8-K on Mar 21, 2024 appointed Wei Lu as audit committee member and compensation committee chair; Bamper is not identified as a committee member in that filing . Committee independence and responsibilities are outlined in the S-1/charter .

Board Governance

  • Board composition/signatures: CEO Xin Wang and Chairman Yuk Man Lau are listed; Bamper signs as CFO/PAO (not designated as director on the signature page) .
  • Committee structure: Audit and compensation committees are comprised of independent directors per Nasdaq/SEC rules, with compensation committee oversight of executive pay and equity plans post-combination .
  • Director compensation prior to business combination: No cash compensation; expense reimbursement only .

Performance & Track Record

  • Controls and certifications: Bamper executed SOX Section 302 and 906 certifications for Q2 and Q3 2025 10-Qs, attesting to disclosure controls, internal control over financial reporting, and fair presentation of financial condition .
  • Operating context: As a shell, BAYA reports formation/operating costs offset by interest income from the trust account; financial statements detail trust balance, redemption mechanics, and net income driven by trust yields .

Compensation Structure Analysis

  • Cash vs equity mix: No cash or equity compensation disclosed pre-combination; pay structure (if any) will be set after a business combination by independent directors/compensation committee .
  • Performance metrics/targets: Not applicable pre-combination. Post-combination compensation committee would establish goals (e.g., annual/long-term metrics) per charter .
  • Award modification/repricing: Not applicable; no options/RSUs disclosed.

Vesting Schedules & Insider Selling Pressure

  • No RSUs/options disclosed for Bamper; thus no vesting schedule or exercisable/unexercisable options and no Form 4 selling pressure indicated in reviewed filings .
  • Redemptions/liquidity: Public shareholder redemptions tied to extensions and business combination votes can reduce float and affect liquidity; sponsors may deposit monthly extension funds (e.g., $40,000–$60,000 per month per proxy) to extend the deadline .

Director Compensation

  • Pre-combination: No cash retainers, fees, or equity grants to directors; reimbursement of expenses only .
  • Ownership guidelines: Not disclosed.

Other Directorships & Interlocks

  • Not disclosed for Bamper in reviewed filings.

Compensation Peer Group & Say-on-Pay

  • Peer group and say-on-pay voting: Not applicable disclosed pre-combination; executive compensation policies and any say-on-pay items would occur post-combination .

Risk Indicators & Red Flags

  • Alignment risk: Bamper holds no reported BAYA shares; alignment relies on post-combination pay design and governance .
  • Sponsor incentives and founder shares: Potential conflict due to sponsors’ strong economic incentives to consummate a deal; founder shares/private placement units become worthless upon liquidation .
  • Corporate opportunity waiver: Possible conflict channels given charter waiver (company states no interference) .
  • Structural risks: High redemption potential and extension mechanics can compress public float/liquidity and increase timeline pressure to transact .

Investment Implications

  • Pay-for-performance visibility is limited pre-combination; Bamper’s certifications and role focus on controls/reporting rather than operating metrics in a shell context .
  • Alignment: With no reported share ownership, investor alignment hinges on post-combination compensation design and governance oversight by independent committees .
  • Trading signals: Extension votes and redemption dynamics drive float/liquidity, not insider selling; sponsor extension deposits ($40k–$60k per month, depending on proxy) signal timeline risk-management but reinforce incentive to complete a transaction .