Cooperman reports 1.29M FOA shares (15.0%)
Finance of America Companies Inc. filing amends a beneficial ownership disclosure for Leon G. Cooperman.
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Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Finance of America Companies Inc. filing amends a beneficial ownership disclosure for Leon G. Cooperman. As of the filing, Mr. Cooperman is reported as the beneficial owner of 1,286,068 shares of Class A common stock, representing 15.0% of the class based on 8,551,931 Shares outstanding. The filing states that Convertible Notes held by Capital LP are convertible into 789,473 Shares at a conversion price of $19.00 per Share, but conversion is restricted by a 9.99% blocker that currently prevents conversion.
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Cooperman family funds show significant passive ownership with a conversion cap enforced by a blocker.
The filing lists 1,286,068 shares beneficially owned by Leon G. Cooperman-affiliated accounts and entities, equal to 15.0% of the stated 8,551,931 outstanding Shares used in the calculation. The position combines direct holdings, IRA accounts, a UTMA account, and holdings through Capital LP.
The disclosure also flags Convertible Notes convertible into 789,473 Shares at $19.00, but conversion is limited by a stated Blocker that prevents conversion when it would push beneficial ownership above 9.99%. Subsequent disclosures may show whether the Blocker is lifted or conversions occur.
Amendment clarifies beneficial ownership and includes customary blocker language tied to conversion rights.
The statement attributes sole voting and dispositive power over 1,286,068 shares to the reporting person and explains that conversion mechanics for the Convertible Notes are conditioned by a Blocker limiting ownership to 9.99%. The filing cites specific sources for the outstanding share count.
Material legal dependencies are explicit: the Blocker and conversion terms. Any change in outstanding shares or removal of the blocker would change conversion availability and should appear in future filings.
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