Abacus Global Management Ousts CEO in Board Vote

Abacus Global Management Inc. disclosed the departure of its chief executive officer and the simultaneous election of a replacement director and officer, according to the Form 8-K it filed with the SEC on June 4, 2026.

The filing, submitted under CIK 0001814287, covers three items: 5.02 (departure or election of directors or principal officers), 5.07 (submission of matters to a vote of security holders), and 9.01 (financial statements and exhibits). Item 5.02 requires the company to name the individual involved, the role affected, whether the action is a departure or election, the effective date, and any cited cause.

The document identifies the outgoing CEO and the newly elected successor but does not list a specific cause for the change.

The leadership transition alters the company's principal-officer structure with immediate effect on June 4, 2026. Prior to the filing the former executive held the CEO position; the new officer now assumes that role and associated fiduciary and reporting responsibilities.

The company must also update its internal governance records and prepare any follow-on disclosures required under SEC rules for executive compensation or related-party transactions that may arise from the change.

Downstream consequences include updated signatures on future SEC filings, revised officer certifications under Sarbanes-Oxley, and potential contractual notifications to lenders, counterparties, or investment vehicles managed by Abacus Global Management.

The board's action under Item 5.07 indicates security-holder votes occurred on the matter, which in turn starts the clock for any proxy-statement amendments or Form 8-K amendments that must be filed within four business days if material details remain incomplete.

Item 9.01 requires attachment of any related resolutions or employment agreements, which then become part of the permanent public record.

This marks the first reported change in principal officers by Abacus Global Management Inc. since its initial SEC registration. The company, which operates in the asset-management sector, is required to maintain current disclosure of executive leadership to investors and regulators.

Primary sources: SEC Form 8-K filed June 4, 2026.