List of Preferred Stocks

This is a complete list of the preferred stocks QuantumOnline tracks, covering traditional preferreds, trust preferreds and convertible preferreds on the NYSE, NYSE American, Nasdaq and the OTC markets. It is the widest preferred-stock view on the site; the narrower lists below split it by type.

A preferred stock is a hybrid. Like a bond it pays a fixed distribution set at issue and does not participate in the company's growth. Like equity it sits below every lender in the capital structure and usually has no maturity date. That combination is why preferreds typically yield more than the same issuer's senior debt and less than its common stock returns in a good year.

Other lists: All Exchange-Traded Income Securities All Preferred Stocks Preferreds Eligible for the 15% Tax Rate Traditional Preferred Stocks Trust Preferred Securities Third-Party Trust Preferred Securities Exchange-Traded Debt Securities Traditional Convertible Securities Mandatory Convertible Securities Convertible Debt Securities

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"n.a." means not available. This list is dynamic and updated constantly; information is believed accurate but is not guaranteed.

Symbol / CUSIP	Security Description	Exchange	IPO Date	Call Date	Prospectus
IIPEV 45781V309	Innovative Industrial Properties, Inc 9.25% Series B Cumulative Preferred Stock	OTOTC	10/8/2026	10/15/2031	Prospectus
DX-D 26817Q860	Dynex Capital Inc 9.375% Series D Cumulative Preferred Stock	NYSE	9/23/2026	10/15/2031	Prospectus
MTB-L 55261F823	M&T Bank Corp 6.625% Depositary Shares Non-Cumulative Preferred Stock, Series L	NYSE	7/16/2026	9/15/2031	Prospectus
BMNP 09175D200	Bitmine Immersion Technologies 9.50% Series A Perpetual Preferred Stock	NYSE	6/4/2026	n.a.	Prospectus
FBYDP	Falcon's Beyond Global 11% Series B Cumulative Convertible Preferred Stock	NGM	5/21/2026	n.a.	Prospectus
BFH-B 018581603	Bread Financial Holdings Dep Shares 8.875% Reset Rate Non-Cumul Prfd Stock Ser B	NYSE	5/6/2026	12/15/2031	Prospectus
CFTR-A 138615802	Cantor Fitzgerald Income Trust Inc 9.50% Series A Cumulative Preferred Stock	NYSE	3/31/2026	4/8/2031	Prospectus
OXLCM 691543839	Oxford Lane Capital Corp 8.25% Term Preferred Series 2031 Due 3/20/2031	NGS	3/12/2026	3/20/2028	Prospectus
FHN-H 320517840	First Horizon Corp 6.75% Dep Shares Non-Cumulative Preferred Stock, Series H	NYSE	3/6/2026	4/10/2031	Prospectus
C-R 172967242	Citigroup Inc 6.250% Depositary Shares Noncumulative Preferred Stock, Series II	NYSE	2/5/2026	2/15/2031	Prospectus
FCNCN 31959X400	First Citizens BancShares 6.625% Dep Shares Non-Cumul Preferred Stock, Ser E	NGS	1/28/2026	3/15/2031	Prospectus
RITM-F 64828T888	Rithm Capital Corp Series F Reset Rate Cumulative Redeemable Preferred Stock	NYSE	1/13/2026	2/15/2031	Prospectus
TRTN-G G9078F305	Triton International Ltd 7.50% Series G Cumulative Preference Shares	NYSE	1/7/2026	3/15/2031	Prospectus
BFH-A 018581405	Bread Financial Holdings Dep Shares 8.625% Non-Cumul Preferred Stock Series A	NYSE	11/20/2025	12/15/2030	Prospectus
XRN-B 37954A402	Chiron Real Estate Inc. 8.00% Series B Cumulative Redeemable Preferred Stock	NYSE	11/14/2025	11/20/2030	Prospectus
PINE-A 02083X202	Alpine Income Property Trust, Inc. 8.00% Series A Cumulative Preferred Stock	NYSE	11/5/2025	11/12/2030	Prospectus
MTB-K 55261F849	M&T Bank Corp 6.350% Depositary Shares Non-Cumulative Preferred Stock, Series K	NYSE	10/29/2025	12/15/2030	Prospectus
CCID 92535C609	Carlyle Credit Income Fund 7.375% Series D Preferred Shares Due 10/30/2028	NYSE	10/23/2025	10/30/2026	Prospectus
RITM-E 64828T805	Rithm Capital Corp 8.750% Series E Cumulative Redeemable Preferred Stock	NYSE	9/18/2025	11/15/2030	Prospectus
SATA S86294520	Strive, Inc. Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Preferred Stock	NGM	9/15/2025	n.a.	Prospectus
WSBCO 950810887	WesBanco, Inc Reset Rate Non-Cumulative Preferred Stock Series B	NGS	9/10/2025	10/1/2030	Prospectus
AGNCZ 00123Q831	AGNC Investment Corp 8.75% Series H Cumulative Preferred Stock	NGS	9/3/2025	10/15/2030	Prospectus
AGM-H 313148827	Federal Agricultural Mortgage Corp 6.50% Series H Non-Cumulative Preferred Stock	NYSE	8/20/2025	10/17/2030
NEWTP 652526864	NewtekOne Inc Depositary Shares Reset Rate Non-Cumul Preferred Stock Series B	NGM	8/13/2025	10/1/2030	Prospectus
FITB-M 200340701	Fifth Third Bancorp - Depositary Shares Representing a 1/40th Ownership Interest	NYSE	8/4/2025	10/1/2030	Prospectus

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What preferred shareholders actually get

A preferred stock entitles you to a stated dividend before common shareholders receive anything, and to a fixed liquidation preference — almost always $25 per share — ahead of common holders if the company is wound up. What it does not give you is a maturity date on which the issuer must repay you. Most preferreds are perpetual, so the only routine ways to get your $25 back are to sell at market or to have the issuer call the security.

Voting rights are usually absent. Many issues do grant preferred holders the right to elect one or two directors if the dividend is missed for a set number of periods, which is the main structural protection in the security.

Cumulative versus non-cumulative

This is the single most important distinction on the list. If a cumulative preferred misses a dividend, the missed payments accrue and must be paid in full before common shareholders receive a cent. If a non-cumulative preferred misses a dividend, that payment is simply gone.

Bank preferreds are overwhelmingly non-cumulative, because banking regulators will not give cumulative issues the same regulatory capital treatment. That is a deliberate trade: the investor gives up the accrual protection and is compensated with a higher coupon.

Call risk is the defining risk

Most preferreds become callable at $25 roughly five years after issue. This creates an asymmetry that catches new investors out. If rates fall, the issuer refinances and calls the security away at $25 — so your upside above par is capped. If rates rise, the issuer happily leaves it outstanding and the price falls with no maturity date to pull it back toward par.

The practical consequence: paying well above $25 for a preferred that is already callable can lock in a loss, because the issuer may redeem it at $25 at any time. Always check the call date and call price, both of which are on every security's detail page.

How to use this list

Click any symbol for the full security description — coupon, liquidation preference, call terms, credit ratings, tax treatment and the original prospectus.

For a narrower universe, use the traditional preferred stocks list, the trust preferred securities list, or the list of preferreds eligible for the 15% qualified-dividend tax rate.

About this data

QuantumOnline has tracked exchange-traded income securities since 1997. Every security in this list is researched and maintained by hand from the issuer's prospectus and SEC filings, not scraped from a vendor feed. Where a figure is unavailable we show "n.a." rather than guessing.

Information is believed to be accurate but is not guaranteed, and nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell. Always confirm terms against the issuer's prospectus before investing.