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David Weiant

Senior Vice President and Chief Lending Officer at PROVIDENT FINANCIAL HOLDINGS
Executive

About David S. Weiant

David S. Weiant is Senior Vice President – Chief Lending Officer of Provident Savings Bank and a named executive officer of Provident Financial Holdings, Inc. His FY2025 compensation comprised $297,200 in salary and $35,018 in other compensation (401(k) match $8,916; ESOP contribution $17,102; car allowance $9,000), with no annual bonus paid as company performance fell below incentive plan thresholds . Company-level performance under SEC pay-versus-performance shows net income of $6.255 million in FY2025 (vs. $7.351 million in FY2024) and cumulative TSR (value of $100 initial investment) of $118.05 in FY2025 (vs. $91.70 in FY2024), indicating improved shareholder returns despite lower earnings .

Fixed Compensation

ComponentFY 2024FY 2025
Base Salary ($)$287,500 $297,200
Non-Equity Incentive (Annual Bonus) ($)$0 $0
401(k) Matching Contribution ($)$8,625 $8,916
ESOP Contribution ($)$16,646 $17,102
Car Allowance ($)$9,000 $9,000
Total Other Compensation ($)$34,271 $35,018

Performance Compensation

Annual Incentive Participation Rates

Participation Level (% of Base Salary)FY 2024FY 2025
Threshold10.0% 10.0%
Target25.0% 25.0%
Maximum46.9% 46.9%

Bonus determination: Individual components are not weighted; an overriding net income threshold must be met to trigger awards. No annual bonus was paid for FY2024 or FY2025 .

Incentive Metrics and Outcomes

MetricFY 2024 TargetFY 2024 ActualFY 2025 TargetFY 2025 Actual
Net Income ($)$10,375,000 $7,351,000 $10,395,000 $6,255,000
ROAA (%)0.76% 0.57% 0.82% 0.50%
ROAE (%)7.97% 5.62% 8.05% 4.79%
Efficiency Ratio (%)65.59% 73.44% 66.67% 78.96%
Diluted EPS ($)$1.48 $1.06 $1.54 $0.93
Bonus Payout ($)$0 $0 $0 $0

Equity Awards and Vesting Schedule

Grant DateAward TypeSharesGrant-Date/Market Value ($)Vesting Schedule
08/12/2022Restricted Stock3,350 $41,875 (MV at 6/28/24) 50% on 08/12/2024; 50% on 08/12/2026
05/23/2024Restricted Stock9,000 $99,540 (grant-date FV) 50% on 05/23/2026; 50% on 05/23/2028
09/30/2014Stock Options17,500 Exercise price $14.59; expiration 09/30/2024 Options expired 09/30/2024
Stock Vested in FY2025SharesValue ($)
08/12/2024 tranche (from 2022 grant)1,675 $22,177

FY2025 grants: No new stock awards or option awards were granted to named executive officers .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Ownership Detail (as of record date)FY 2024FY 2025
Beneficially Owned Shares28,910 19,994
Percent of Shares Outstanding<1% (denoted “*”) <1% (denoted “*”)
ESOP Shares Included13,898 14,982
Unvested Restricted Shares (as of fiscal year-end)12,350 (3,350 from 2022; 9,000 from 2024) 10,675
Market Value of Unvested Shares ($)$154,375 (at $12.50 on 6/28/24) $165,463 (at $15.50 on 6/30/25)
  • Stock ownership/retention policy: Senior officers must hold stock valued at 100% of base salary; as of June 30, 2025, all directors and senior officers were in compliance .
  • Hedging/pledging: Provident prohibits hedging and pledging of company stock for directors and senior officers .
  • Insider selling pressure mitigants: 50% net shares from vesting must be retained until guidelines are met; plus no FY2025 bonus reduced immediate liquidity needs .

Employment Terms

AgreementEffective DateTermKey Economics
Change-in-Control Severance (Weiant)03/01/2025 1 year; auto-renewal by Board Lump sum = 2x current base salary + 2x largest annual bonus paid in prior two years; plus continuation of life/medical/dental/disability for 2 years
Potential Payments Upon Termination (as of 6/30/2025)Involuntary Termination ($)Change in Control ($)Value of Unvested Equity ($)
David S. Weiant$630,975 $630,975 $165,463 (based on $15.50 closing price)
  • Equity acceleration: 2013 and 2022 Equity Incentive Plans accelerate vesting upon change in control and involuntary termination within 12 months (double trigger); older 2006 and 2010 plans accelerate solely upon change in control .
  • Clawbacks: Company-wide Compensation Recovery Policy adopted Nov 28, 2023; incentive plans allow recovery for misconduct, excessive or unauthorized risk-taking, or restatements .

Investment Implications

  • Pay-for-performance discipline: No annual bonuses in FY2024 and FY2025 as net income underperformed thresholds; equity-heavy long-term incentives and retention guidelines align with shareholder outcomes .
  • Upcoming vesting supply: 4,500 shares from the 05/23/2024 grant vest on 05/23/2026 and 1,675 shares from the 08/12/2022 grant vest on 08/12/2026, creating potential near-term selling pressure, moderated by 50% net-share retention requirements .
  • Severance economics: Double-trigger equity acceleration and cash benefits of 2x salary and 2x peak bonus (with two years of benefit continuation) suggest moderate change-of-control protections without single-trigger windfalls .
  • Ownership alignment and risk: Beneficial ownership is <1% but policy compliance and prohibition on hedging/pledging improve alignment; no related-party transactions disclosed for FY2025, reducing governance risk .
  • Company performance context: FY2025 net income declined YoY while TSR improved, indicating market confidence despite earnings pressure; incentive outcomes appropriately reflect operational performance .