Who Owns Oportun Financial CORP (OPRT)? 13F Institutional Holders (Q2 2026)

On August 19, 2026, the compensation committee of Oportun Financial's board approved an updated executive severance and change-in-control policy, replacing a version in place since November 2018. The policy covers CEO Douglas Bland and other senior leaders — including Chief Legal Officer Kathleen Layton, Controller Joseph Schueller, and Chief Risk Officer Sean Rowles — who agree in writing to participate. If a covered executive is fired without cause or resigns for “good reason,” they receive months of continued salary and company-paid health coverage plus certain bonuses and faster stock vesting; if the exit happens between 90 days before and 12 months after a change in control, payouts get richer — 18 months of salary plus 150% of target bonus for the CEO and top-tier executives, with all unvested equity accelerating. To be clear, no executives are actually departing here; the filing only refreshes the safety-net terms already on the books.

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Oportun Financial Corporation, through its subsidiary Oportun Inc., entered a program management agreement with Column National Association to launch a new unsecured personal loan program. Column will originate the loans, while Oportun provides marketing, application processing, fraud prevention, servicing, and administrative services, subject to Column's oversight. Oportun can also purchase loans originated by Column under certain conditions. The agreement includes exclusivity provisions for certain loan products, has an initial term of four years, and renews automatically.