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BCML BayCom Corp Insider Trading

Latest: Executive Vice Chair Bought $998K of Shares · May 2026

BayCom Corp (BCML)'s reported leadership includes CEO Christopher F. Baron. Its Form 4 history breaks down as 2 buys and 1 sell, filed by 3 distinct insiders through May 2026. Its highest-significance filing in the last 90 days: Executive Vice Chair Black William J bought $998K, transaction dated May 2026.

3 filings analyzed · Latest 2026-05-26

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Buys
2
Sells
1
Insiders
3
Direction
Net buying

BayCom Corp leadership

CEO
Christopher F. Baron — Chief Executive Officer
CFO
Kevin L. Thompson — Chief Financial Officer
Chair
Jr. Lloyd W. Kendall — Chairman of the Board

Historically, medium-priority insider buys have outperformed the S&P 500 by a median ~1% over the 30 days after the trade — the edge is concentrated in that first month (n ≈ 7,162, 2024-2026). Past results don't predict the future. How we measure this ↗

May 2026
2026-05-26
medium
5,000 shares
$154,700
@ $30.94
Significance 6

Director Michael J Perdue buys 5,000 shares of BCML at $30.94 in 2 transactions totaling $154,700.00

Michael J Perdue, a director, executed two separate purchases totaling 5,000 shares for $154,700.00 on May 22 and May 26, 2026, at a blended average price of $30.94. The transactions result in a post-transaction holding of 3,000 shares, reflecting a net increase of 5,000 shares despite a pre-transaction deficit position of -2,000 shares. At the current price of $30.77, these purchases are trading near the execution level, suggesting the transactions occurred in a relatively stable price environment; the stock is -7.2% from its 52-week high of $33.15 and within its 52-week range of $25.84–$33.15. With a market cap of $335.7M, P/E of 12.71, and net income of $8.2M, the company is valued at modest multiples, providing context for assessing materiality of insider accumulation activity.

2026-05-07
high
Executive Vice Chair
33,082 shares
$998,235
@ $30.17
Significance 7

Executive Vice Chair Black purchases ~33k shares in two tranches totaling nearly $1M, more than quadrupling his holdings.

William J. Black, the company's Executive Vice Chair, made two substantial open-market purchases within a single trading day, acquiring over 33,000 shares and committing nearly $1 million in total capital. This represents a dramatic increase in his personal stake — the second purchase alone exceeded his prior holdings by more than four times — signaling meaningful conviction in the company's direction. BayCom operates with solid fundamentals, posting strong profitability and trading at a reasonable valuation multiple, which provides a credible backdrop for an insider betting this heavily on the stock. The stock itself was trading moderately below its recent highs at the time of purchase, positioning Black's timing as neither a momentum chase nor a panic bottom-fishing move, but rather a deliberate accumulation when the risk-reward appeared balanced. For a director and officer already embedded in company decisions, this scale of capital deployment represents a personal financial commitment that goes well beyond routine diversification — it reads as serious conviction.

March 2025
2025-03-03
medium
President and CEO
27,000 shares
$742,500
@ $27.50
Significance 5

CEO George J. Guarini sold 27,000 BCML shares at $27.50 on 2025-03-03; post-sale holding 46,759 shares (-36.6%).

CEO George J. Guarini sold 27,000 shares at $27.50, reducing his stake from 73,759 to 46,759 shares—a 36.6% reduction in his position. The sale occurred near the 52-week high of $29.71, with the stock currently trading at $26.74 (down 10.0% from that peak and 4.5% over the past 30 days). BayCom Corp has solid fundamentals with net income of $6,017,000.00 and a P/E of 12.44. The magnitude of this reduction—nearly 37% of holdings divested in a single transaction—merits investor attention to understand the executive's rationale, though the lack of additional context prevents definitive interpretation of strategic intent.

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