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Todd M. Wanner

Chief Financial Officer at FB Bancorp, Inc. /MD/
Executive

About Todd M. Wanner

Todd M. Wanner is Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of FB Bancorp and Fidelity Bank, serving since 2014. He is an active Chartered Financial Analyst and previously held a Certified Public Accountant license. He holds a B.S. in Business Administration from The Ohio State University and was age 51 as of December 31, 2024 . The proxy does not disclose total shareholder return (TSR), revenue growth, or EBITDA growth tied to his tenure or compensation; however, the 2025 Equity Plan contemplates performance-based awards with a wide range of possible financial and strategic metrics .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
First Volunteer Corporation / First Volunteer BankChief Financial Officer & Executive Vice PresidentNot disclosedSenior finance leadership across bank and insurance agency businesses
First Volunteer Insurance AgencyChairmanNot disclosedOversight of insurance agency operations

External Roles

  • No current public company directorships or external board roles disclosed in the proxy .

Fixed Compensation

ComponentFY 2024 AmountNotes
Base Salary$319,508CFO salary
Discretionary Bonus$38,684Discretionary, separate from non‑equity incentive
Non-Equity Incentive Plan Compensation (Cash)$69,796Annual incentive payout; specific metrics not disclosed
All Other Compensation$50,333See breakdown below
Total Compensation$478,321Sum of components above

All Other Compensation detail:

ItemFY 2024 Amount
Business Allowance$12,000
Payout of Accrued Paid Time-Off$10,730
Imputed Income on Long-Term Disability Insurance$2,522
ESOP Allocation$9,556 (801.6803 shares at $11.92 per share)
401(k) Employer Contributions$15,525
Total All Other$50,333

Performance Compensation

Annual incentive (cash) structure (FY 2024):

MetricWeightingTargetActualPayoutVesting
Not disclosedNot disclosedNot disclosedNot disclosed$69,796 Cash; not subject to vesting

Performance-Based Deferred Compensation Plan (design features):

FeatureDetail
Plan BasisAwards credited if annual performance criteria are achieved; metrics may include individual and bank performance
Vesting100% vest at 3rd anniversary of grant; accelerated on death, disability, or termination within 12 months post change in control
Payout FormLump sum of award value plus credited earnings at vesting
Performance Measures (illustrative under Equity Plan)May include EPS/EBITDA, ROE, net income, NII, efficiency ratio, NIM, stock price/TSR, asset quality, loan/deposit growth, regulatory/safety objectives, and strategic goals; partial achievement can yield partial vesting/payout

Equity awards as of FY 2024:

  • No equity awards were outstanding for named executive officers at December 31, 2024; no stock options were granted in 2024 .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Ownership ItemValueNotes
Shares Beneficially Owned17,412Includes 8,441 in 401(k) and 801 ESOP
Shares Pledged as Collateral7,900Pledged for a loan (RED FLAG)
Ownership % of Outstanding<1%Based on 19,837,500 shares outstanding
Vested vs. Unvested SharesNot disclosedNo outstanding executive equity awards as of 12/31/2024
Hedging/Pledging PolicyCompany policy applies to awards; plan subjects awards to hedging/pledging restrictions and clawbacks

Stock ownership guidelines for executives:

  • Not disclosed in the proxy; compliance status not disclosed .

Employment Terms

Severance Plan designation and economics:

TermDetail
Severance Multiple (CIC Covered Period)2x base salary for qualifying termination (without cause or for good reason) during covered period tied to change in control
Severance Multiple (Outside CIC Covered Period)2x base salary for qualifying termination (without cause or for good reason); not available outside covered period after 3rd anniversary of plan effective date
Pro‑Rata BonusLump-sum pro‑rata bonus for year of termination
COBRA Lump‑SumLump sum equal to monthly COBRA cost multiplied by months represented by severance multiple
Restrictive CovenantsNon‑disclosure; non‑solicit of employees/customers for 12 months post‑termination
Plan Termination ProtectionCoverage continues for 3 years after plan or participation termination (or through end of covered period if already commenced)
ClawbackAwards subject to Company clawback policies, including Dodd‑Frank Section 954

Equity Plan governance and vesting (effective subject to shareholder approval on 12/9/2025):

TopicProvision
Award TypesRestricted stock, RSUs, non‑qualified and incentive stock options; may include performance conditions
Minimum Vesting≥1‑year for ≥95% of awards; accelerations for death, disability, or involuntary termination with change in control permitted
Change‑in‑Control VestingDouble‑trigger required (CIC plus involuntary termination or good reason), unless acquiror fails/refuses to assume/replace awards
Dividend PolicyNo dividends on unvested restricted stock/RSUs; dividends accumulate and pay upon vesting; no dividend equivalents on options
Option Repricing/Cash BuyoutsProhibited without shareholder approval; no buy‑outs of underwater options
Award TimingNo options during closed trading windows; no grants timed around filings to impact value
Clawback/Hedging/PledgingAwards subject to clawbacks and trading policy restrictions, including hedging/pledging limits

Investment Implications

  • Pay mix is predominantly cash (salary + annual incentive + discretionary bonus) with no outstanding equity awards as of FY 2024; equity plan adoption in late 2025 may begin shifting compensation toward equity and performance‑based incentives, improving alignment if implemented with rigorous metrics and targets .
  • Pledging of 7,900 shares by Wanner is a governance red flag that can impair alignment and increase forced‑selling risk under adverse conditions; monitor for policy changes or de‑pledging activity .
  • Severance protection at 2x base salary with pro‑rata bonus and COBRA payments, including double‑trigger CIC mechanics, balances retention with reasonable change‑in‑control safeguards; note the sunset of outside‑period severance eligibility after the plan’s third anniversary .
  • The Equity Plan’s minimum vesting, dividend deferral until vesting, anti‑repricing, and double‑trigger CIC standards are governance positives likely to reduce option risk‑taking and windfalls; however, the proxy lacks disclosure of specific annual incentive performance metrics, weightings, and targets, limiting pay‑for‑performance transparency—engage for metric disclosure and goal rigor going forward .