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Yanling Peng

Chief Financial Officer at Classover Holdings
Executive

About Yanling Peng

Yanling (Flora) Peng is Chief Financial Officer of Classover Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: KIDZ). She became Pubco CFO in April 2025 after serving as Class Over’s CFO since March 2024; she joined Class Over in June 2020 and previously held finance and marketing roles at Dream Go Inc. and Forward Pathway LLC. Peng holds a B.S. in International Economics and Trade (Central South University of Forestry & Technology) and an M.S. in Business Analytics (Fordham University); she is 30 years old as disclosed in management tables . The company has not disclosed CFO-specific TSR, revenue growth, EBITDA growth or pay-for-performance metrics; Peng has executed SOX 302/906 certifications on the 2024 10-K and 2025 10-Qs, indicating responsibility for internal controls and financial reporting quality .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Class Over Inc.CFOMar 2024–Apr 2025Led finance during SPAC/business combination; established public company controls .
Class Over Inc.General ManagerJun 2020–Mar 2024Operations leadership during early growth of K‑12 online courses .
Dream Go Inc.Financial & Marketing ManagerJan 2019–May 2020Student services finance/marketing; built education vertical experience .
Forward Pathway LLCDigital Marketing & Financial SpecialistMar 2018–Dec 2018Analytics/marketing for educational consulting .

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
No public-company directorships or committee roles disclosed for Peng .

Fixed Compensation

Metric202320242025 (post 4/29 board action)
Base Salary ($)103,141 112,700 156,000 annualized (approved $13,000/month effective May 1, 2025)
PerquisitesNot provided (company generally does not provide perquisites) Not provided Not provided
Benefits eligibilityStandard employee plans Standard employee plans Standard employee plans

Performance Compensation

  • Bonus eligibility is disclosed broadly for NEOs, but no target bonus %, performance metrics, or actual bonuses for Peng are provided in filings; the company generally references Board-set performance targets without details for CFO .
  • No PSU/metric frameworks (e.g., revenue growth, EBITDA, TSR) for Peng are disclosed; skip detailed payout table due to non-disclosure .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemDetail
Restricted stock grant(s)460,000 restricted shares issued to Flora Peng under the 2024 Equity Incentive Plan (part of 820,000 issued to two key employees; later disclosures show 920,000/924,000 total plan issuances) .
Vesting statusAs of June 23, 2025 record date, Peng’s 460,000 shares are subject to vesting conditions that will not be satisfied within 60 days (unvested; thus excluded from beneficial ownership table) .
Beneficial ownership (record date)0 shares beneficially owned within 60 days (both Class A and Class B show “–” for Peng) .
Shares outstanding (record date)Class A: 6,535,014; Class B: 17,258,473; total common ≈ 23,793,487 .
Peng’s unvested equity as % of shares outstanding≈ 1.9% (460,000 ÷ 23,793,487), derived from the above disclosures .
Pledging/HedgingNo pledging or hedging of company stock disclosed for Peng .
Ownership guidelinesNo executive stock ownership guidelines disclosed in filings .

Employment Terms

  • Role and start date: Pubco CFO since April 2025; previously Class Over CFO since March 2024 .
  • Employment agreement: No CFO-specific employment agreement is filed; the CEO’s agreement is disclosed (Peng signed as CFO on signature page). Executives (including Peng) entered into indemnification agreements covering expenses, advancement, and tail D&O insurance commitments upon change-in-control/insolvency .
  • Lock-up arrangements: At the April 4, 2025 Closing, management teams holding Class B were restricted for six months post-effective date of the PIPE registration statement; former noteholders six months; Class A recipients 12 months from Closing. Peng is disclosed as having restricted stock under the 2024 Plan, but she is shown with no beneficial Class B within 60 days; thus primary near‑term selling is constrained by both lock-up categories and unvested status .
  • Severance/CoC: No CFO severance or change‑of‑control economics disclosed; only CEO severance terms are filed .
  • Clawback/Non‑compete: No CFO-specific clawback or non‑compete terms disclosed; the company adopted a Code of Ethics for all officers and directors .

Investment Implications

  • Alignment: The 460,000 RSU grant meaningfully aligns Peng with equity outcomes; unvested status and lock-up restrictions reduce near‑term insider selling pressure and encourage retention through vesting milestones .
  • Retention risk: The April 29, 2025 base salary increase to $156,000 annualized suggests competitive pay calibration for a newly public company CFO; absence of disclosed bonus targets weakens pay‑for‑performance transparency .
  • Governance/controls: Peng’s SOX certifications on the 2024 10-K and 2025 10‑Qs, alongside prior disclosure of material weaknesses as of 2023, place execution emphasis on internal control remediation—success here is critical to de‑risking filings and capital access .
  • Capital structure and volatility: The company’s EPFA/Note agreements and Solana-centric treasury strategy introduce dilution risk and stock volatility drivers outside core operations—CFO stewardship over financing cadence and crypto treasury risk management will be a key signal for traders .

Watch items: Vesting schedules (exact dates not disclosed), any future Form 4 sales post‑vesting, progress on ICFR remediation, and disclosures of CFO bonus metrics in future proxies/S-1 updates .