What is a ARS filing?

ARS is an SEC filing — the SEC filing. It is filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and is part of the public record.

When are these filings due?

Filing deadlines vary by form type. The SEC publishes the official rules at sec.gov, and EDGAR shows the accepted timestamp for each submission.

Why does this matter for Open Lending Corp investors?

Every SEC filing is part of the public record investors and analysts use to build their understanding of a company. Reading the primary source — rather than secondary commentary — is the single highest-leverage research habit.

ARS FilingARSLPROApril 20, 2026

Open Lending Corp (LPRO) filing details unavailable; content needed for summary

By SEC EDGAR·Issued by Open Lending Corp·Filed Apr 20, 2026·1 min read

Form: ARS
Filed: Apr 20, 2026
Accession: 0001193125-26-164265
CIK: 0001806201

Filing Summary

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