TFIN Listing

Triumph Announces Transfer of Listing of Common and Preferred Stock to the New York Stock Exchange

Published August 08, 2025 at 12:30 PM

DALLAS, Aug. 08, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Triumph Financial, Inc. (Nasdaq: TFIN) today announced that it will transfer the listing and trading of its common (TFIN) and preferred stock (TFINP) to the New York Stock Exchange (“NYSE”) from the Nasdaq Stock Market (“Nasdaq”). The company will retain its common stock ticker, TFIN; however, investors should note that the company’s preferred stock ticker will change from “TFINP” to “TFIN PR” in keeping with NYSE symbology. Simultaneously with this move, the company is announcing it will dual list its common stock on NYSE Texas, the new, fully electronic equities exchange based in Dallas, Texas, under the same ticker, TFIN.

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Could the listing change trigger any short‑selling or index rebalancing activity that could affect TFIN's short‑term price dynamics? How does this listing transition compare to recent similar moves by peer companies in the financial sector? Is there any expected impact on the company's inclusion or weighting in major indices that track Nasdaq‑listed versus NYSE‑listed securities? What are the potential tax or regulatory implications for shareholders resulting from the listing transfer and dual listing? How might the move from Nasdaq to NYSE influence the company's visibility among institutional investors and analysts? How will the transfer of the common and preferred stock listings to NYSE affect liquidity and trading volume for TFIN? Will the dual listing on NYSE Texas create price discrepancies or arbitrage opportunities between the two NYSE venues? What impact might the ticker change for the preferred stock (from TFINP to TFIN PR) have on existing investors and market makers? Are there any anticipated changes in the bid‑ask spread or market depth due to the new NYSE symbology and electronic trading environment? Will the shift to NYSE affect the company's eligibility for any exchange‑specific programs or incentives (e.g., NYSE’s market‑maker rebates, liquidity‑provider initiatives)?