|8-KFeb 12, 3:20 PM ET

VASO Corp 8-K

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VASO Corp Amends Bylaws — Adds COO, Virtual Meeting Rules

What Happened

  • VASO Corporation’s Board adopted amended and restated Bylaws effective February 11, 2026. The amendments update governance procedures and officer roles, including adding a Chief Operating Officer position, clarifying how virtual and special stockholder meetings are held, and refining who presides over meetings and how they are conducted. The full amended Bylaws are attached as Exhibit 3.1 to the Form 8‑K.

Key Details

  • Effective date: February 11, 2026.
  • Removed the ability of stockholders to take action without a meeting (i.e., no written consent).
  • Added a Chief Operating Officer to the list of officers and separated duties of President and Chief Executive Officer.
  • Expanded rules on calling and conducting virtual stockholder meetings and gave the board authority to adopt meeting rules; quorum language was aligned with VASO’s Articles of Incorporation.
  • Enhanced indemnification provisions: clarified scope consistent with Delaware law, provided for mandatory advancement of expenses for indemnified matters, and allowed discretionary indemnification for non-officers.
  • Addressed uncertificated (book-entry) shares and added details distinguishing certificated vs. uncertificated shares.

Why It Matters

  • These are governance-level changes that affect shareholder rights and how investors participate in meetings: elimination of written-consent procedures means stockholders generally must convene a meeting to take corporate action. Expanded virtual meeting rules may make participation easier but also shift how votes and engagement occur.
  • Adding a COO and clarifying officer duties reflect a change in VASO’s leadership structure and internal responsibilities (operational oversight vs. CEO/President roles).
  • Updated indemnification and expense-advancement provisions affect who the company will defend or reimburse for legal matters, which can influence corporate risk management and potential costs.
  • Investors who follow VASO’s governance or plan to engage with management should review the amended Bylaws (Exhibit 3.1) to understand the full details and any impact on shareholder powers.