FJ Capital and Fund Report 632,902 Shares (3.52%) in FVCB
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
FJ Capital Management LLC, Financial Opportunity Fund LLC and Martin Friedman report shared beneficial ownership of 632,902 shares of FVCBankcorp, Inc. common stock, equal to 3.52% of the class. The reported position is held by Financial Opportunity Fund LLC, of which FJ Capital Management is the managing member, and Martin Friedman is identified as the managing member of FJ Capital.
The filing shows no sole voting or dispositive power and records shared voting and dispositive power over all 632,902 shares. The reporting persons state the securities were not acquired to change or influence control of the issuer and include disclaimers regarding sole beneficial ownership.
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Insights
3.52% position disclosed via a managed fund; shared voting/dispositive power, below a 5% threshold, neutral materiality.
The Schedule 13G shows an aggregate position of 632,902 shares, representing 3.52% of FVCBankcorp common stock, held by Financial Opportunity Fund LLC. FJ Capital Management LLC is the fund's managing member and Martin Friedman is identified as the managing member of FJ Capital. Reported rights are entirely shared (no sole voting or dispositive power). The filing includes a certification that the securities were not acquired to influence control. Given the sub-5% stake, absence of sole control rights, and the disclaimer language, this disclosure appears routine and not materially disruptive to governance.
Manager-and-fund alignment disclosed; disclaimers limit claims of unilateral control; routine 13G disclosure.
The filing attributes the entire reported holding to Financial Opportunity Fund LLC, with FJ Capital Management LLC as its managing member and Martin Friedman as managing member of FJ Capital. All reported voting and dispositive powers are shared, and the parties expressly disclaim beneficial ownership to the extent stated. The statement that the securities were not acquired to affect control is included. From a governance perspective, the form and language are consistent with passive investor reporting and do not indicate activist intent or control changes based on the disclosed facts.