PNC Financial redeems $525 million of depositary shares tied to preferred stock on Nov. 2

By Public Technologies
  • PNC will redeem all 525,000 depositary shares tied to its Fixed-to-Floating Rate Non-Cumulative Perpetual Preferred Stock, Series S.
  • Redemption set for Nov. 2, 2026, shifted from Nov. 1 due to a non-business day.
  • Holders will receive USD 1,000 per depositary share, totaling USD 525 million.
  • Redemption price excludes declared but unpaid dividends; any declared semiannual dividend will be paid on the redemption date.


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