An entity that, on behalf of an issuer, keeps a record of the name of each registered shareowner, their addresses, the number of shares owned, and sees that cer- tificates presented to the agent's office for transfer are properly canceled and new certificates issued in the name of the new owner.
Generally a bank or trust company that keeps the official record of shareholders.
Usually a bank. They do all the paperwork for the fund, keeping track of all the fund owners' records.
Organization that is employed by a brokerage firm or mutual fund to prepare and maintain records relating to the accounts of its shareholders.
A company that issues the stock certificates for a corporation. They maintain the records of shareholders and may issue the dividend checks.
The primary function of the transfer agent is to control the issuance and cancellation of certificates of a particular corporation. This is done by using blank certificates designed by the company, which are maintained and controlled on the agent's premises.
an agency (usually a bank) that is appointed by a corporation to keep records of its stock and bond owners and to resolve problems about certificates
a business that is authorized by a corporation to transfer ownership of its stock from one person to another
a large bank or other service company used by many large companies to handle the record keeping and issuance of new certificates when stock changes hands
an agency employed by a publicly traded company that maintains records of shareholders (except those whose shares are held by a broker), resolves questions concerning certificates, and effects trades on behalf of shareholders
an agent appointed by an issuer to maintain records of the ownership of the securities, and to register transfers of them
a regulated organization that keeps track of stockholder records and information
a corporation or financial institution appointed by a corporation to serve as its agent for maintaining stock and bond records, and having the authority to issue or cancel certificates
Organization that is employed by a mutual fund to prepare and maintain records relating to the accounts of its shareholders. Federated's transfer agent is State Street Bank in Boston.
Institution servicing a mutual fund company by maintaining all client records, handling all transaction processing and client mailings, and resolving shareholder inquiries.
The organization employed by an issuer of securities to prepare and maintain records relating to shareholder accounts.
An agent, usually a commercial bank, appointed by a corporation, to maintain records of stock and bond owners, to cancel and issue certificates, and to resolve problems arising from lost, destroyed, or stolen certificates.
Is the party that maintains a record of each registered shareholder. This record includes the name and address of the shareholder, the number of shares held by each, and is responsible for issuing and canceling security certificates. The last procedure occurs when there is a change in ownership.
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A trust company appointed by a listed company to keep a record of the names, addresses and number of shares held by its shareholders. Frequently, the transfer agent also distributes dividend cheques to the company's shareholders.
A bank or trust company charged with keeping a record of a company's stockholders and canceling and issuing certificates as shares are bought and sold.
The organization employed by a mutual fund to prepare and maintain records relating to the accounts of its shareholders. Some funds serve as their own transfer agents.
A party appointed to maintain records of secunties owners, to cancel and issue certificates, and to address issues arising from lost, destroyed or stolen certificates.
Institution, usually a bank, used by an issuer of shares to maintain its shareholder records and to perform all account transactions
An individual or institution that a company appoints to oversee the transfer of securities. In the mutual fund industry, a transfer agent may also oversees the record keeping of shareholder accounts and distribute account statements.
The person responsible for issuing and redeeming shares of the mutual fund, custody of client's shares if certificates are not issued, sending confirmations and sending distributions to clients of a fund.
An agent, usually a commercial bank, appointed to monitor records of stock, bond, and shareholders.
A party appointed by an issuer to maintain records of stock and bond owners. Transfer agents can issue and cancel certificates and address issues arising from lost or stolen certificates.
A transfer agent keeps a record of the name of each registered shareowner, his or her address, the number of shares owned, and sees that certificates presented for transfer are properly canceled and new certificates issued in the name of the new owner. (See: Registrar)
A company hired by a mutual fund to maintain shareholder records, process trades and distribute dividends.
Entity that maintains shareholder records, including purchases, sales, and account balances.
An agent employed by a corporation or mutual fund to maintain shareholder records, including purchases, sales, and account balances.
The institution appointed by the issuer to maintain records of securities and to cancel and issue certificates.
A licensed business which maintains records of stock ownership and records all stock transactions on the books of an issuer.
(also known as registrar) An institution, used by an issuer of shares to maintain its shareholder records and perform all account transactions.
An agent of a corporation responsible for the registration of shareowners' names on the company records and the proper re-registration of new owners when a transfer of stock occurs.
Financial institution that manages ownership records of company stock.
institution responsible for transferring stock from sellers to buyers
Appointed by a corporation, an agent keeps records on registered shareholders, cancels sold certificates, issues new certificates to new owners, and resolves any problems arising from lost, stolen or damaged certificates.
An agent used by a corporation to maintain records of stock or bond owners, cancel and issue certificates, as well as deal with any associated problems (i.e. lost or stolen certificates).
The firm hired by a company or a mutual fund to keep the official record of its registered shareholders. This record includes a shareholder's name and address and the number of shares owned. The transfer agent also handles the administrative work involved with the purchase and sale of shares.
The organization that mutual funds retain to prepare and maintain records relating to shareholder accounts.
The primary recordkeeper for all shareholder information regarding a company's stock.
A designated agent, usually a trust company, that maintains a company's list of shareholders and records all transfers of ownership in shares of the company.
An individual responsible for keeping records of the holders of a bond issue, with names, addresses, and number of bonds owned.