[SCHEDULE 13D/A] Parke Bancorp Inc. SEC Filing
Parke Bancorp, Inc. received Amendment No.5 to a Schedule 13D reporting beneficial ownership by four related reporting persons. The filing discloses that Jacob Shemer directly or jointly beneficially owns 603,393 shares (5.09%), Ron Shemer beneficially owns 611,793 shares (5.16%), Alphabeta Ai Multi Strategy, LP holds 12,310 shares (0.10%), and RPS Master - Investment Management RPS 2014 LP holds 591,083 shares (4.99%), based on 11,847,197 shares outstanding as of August 6, 2025. The reporting persons state the shares are held for investment purposes and may buy or sell over time; RPS Master used working capital for its purchases. No contracts, arrangements or legal proceedings are disclosed.
- Disclosure of material holdings by related reporting persons providing investor transparency
- Two reporting persons exceed 5% beneficial ownership (Jacob Shemer 5.09%, Ron Shemer 5.16%)
- Filing states holdings are for investment purposes, with no present plans triggering control changes
- None.
Insights
TL;DR: Two reporting persons disclose beneficial ownership at just above 5%, showing modest concentrated holdings without stated intentions to change control.
The filing updates ownership positions tied to related parties and investment vehicles, clarifying that holdings are for investment purposes and that further acquisitions or sales may occur depending on market and company developments. The near-5% stakes by Jacob and Ron Shemer are material for disclosure under Schedule 13D but do not, by themselves, indicate an intent to seek control or propose governance actions. The absence of contracts or arrangements reduces immediate governance risk, while the stated ability to trade implies potential future changes in ownership percentages.
TL;DR: Related reporting persons disclose aggregate positions that warrant investor attention but no present plans to pursue control or governance changes.
The amendment consolidates transparency around ownership among affiliated entities and individuals, including a general partner relationship and shared voting/dispositive power. Disclosure that shares are held for investment purposes and that transactions may continue is standard; the joint filing agreement and signatures by authorized general partners are consistent with coordinated reporting. No agreements or litigation are disclosed, limiting immediate governance concerns. Investors should note related-party structure but no affirmative control actions are stated.