Our mission is to help customers achieve their financial goals, to deliver a superior return for shareholders, and to build the economic strength of our communities.
We are currently active in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, West Virginia, and New Jersey.
Susquehanna Bancshares, Inc. offers a dividend reinvestment plan and direct stock purchase and sale plan called Investors Choice. The Plan, which is sponsored by our Transfer Agent, American Stock Transfer & Trust Company, allows both current shareholders of record and interested first-time investors to purchase shares of Susquehanna's common stock and to reinvest cash dividends automatically.
To receive additional information and enrollment forms, you may contact American Stock Transfer & Trust Company at (866) 828-8176 or visit their website at www.amstock.com
Our common stock is listed on the NASDAQ Global Select Market under the symbol
SUSQ.
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Stock Information page.
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American Stock Transfer & Trust Company (AST) serves as Susquehanna's transfer agent. There are a number of ways shareholders can contact AST; Toll-free at (866) 828-8176, email at
info@amstock.com
, fax at (718) 236-2641 or one can establish registered shareholder account access through AST web site at
www.amstock.com. Street shareholders, those who hold shares behind a brokerage firm, must contact their respective broker to make such changes.
Susquehanna stock can be registered either in your name (you would be the shareholder of record, or registered owner) or the name of a broker or bank that is holding your stock for you (the bank or broker would be the shareholder of record, or registered owner). If your stock is held by a broker or bank, it is referred to as being held in "street name," and you are considered a "beneficial" owner.
The major difference is that shareholders of record receive publications and other correspondence directly from Susquehanna or its stock transfer agent. For beneficial owners, all correspondence is sent to the bank or broker which, in turn, is responsible for forwarding it to the beneficial owner. This means that shareholders of record generally will receive any shareholder information before beneficial owners. The choice of registration is one of personal preference.
Your Susquehanna stock certificate is a valuable document and should be carefully safeguarded. You should keep a record of the stock certificate registration numbers and the number of shares represented by each of your certificates in a safe place in your home. Your certificate should also be kept in a safe place, preferably away from your home, such as in a safe deposit box. Never sign your certificate until you are ready to transfer your stock and always mail your certificate registered mail.
If your certificate is lost or stolen, immediately notify our stock transfer agent, American Stock Transfer & Trust Company (AST). AST will issue a "stop-transfer order" to prevent an unauthorized person from transferring your shares. AST will also forward to you an affidavit and instructions to arrange for a replacement certificate to be issued. In order to issue a replacement certificate, you will have to obtain an indemnity bond for protection against the missing certificate returning to circulation. The cost of this bond is a small percentage of the market value of the stock at the time of loss, and AST will help arrange for the bond. Shareholders are responsible for all costs associated with replacing a missing certificate.
Yes. If you are receiving more than one copy of Susquehanna mailings, it is probably because your name is listed on our shareholder records in more than one form. For example, John Smith, John C. Smith and John Clark Smith would be considered three separate accounts, even if the address were the same for all three names. If these were all the same person, the shareholder could combine the accounts into one by notifying our transfer agent, American Stock Transfer & Trust Company. This would reduce our costs and eliminate duplicate mailings you may be receiving.
