First National Financial LP
shareholder-information

Shareholder information

How to invest

As a publicly traded company, we believe in shareholder engagement. Beyond this website, there are several ways you can engage with us or learn more about our company.

There are three ways to invest with us.

Our common shares

S&P/TSX listing under the symbol FN pay a monthly dividend.
Go to common shares

Our preferred shares

S&P/TSX listing under the symbol FN.PR.A and FN.PR.B, pay a quarterly dividend.
Go to preferred shares

Our corporate bonds

While more difficult to acquire, accredited investors can purchase these fixed interest rate corporate bonds which mature in November 2024 and November 2025 through their broker. 
  • For share certificates, dividend cheques and more
    If you are a First National shareholder and have an inquiry concerning dividend cheques, address changes, lost or destroyed share certificates or tax statements, please contact our transfer agent:

    Computershare Investor Services
    800.564.6253
  • For independent advice
    If you own First National shares through a broker, please contact your broker directly for information on your account and trading advice.
  • For direct engagement
    For inquiries other than those noted above, please contact corporate investor relations at investors@firstnational.ca.
  • For customer relations
    If you are a borrower, please contact us for assistance.
  • Corporate address
    First National Financial Corporation
    16 York Street, Suite 1900
    Toronto, Ontario M5J 0E6
    Phone: 416.593.1100
    Fax: 416.593.1900
  • Auditors
    Ernst & Young LLP, Toronto, Ontario
  • Stock exchange listing
    S&P/TSX

Investor FAQ

Investors are often intrigued by our unique business model and proven risk management approach. If you want more information, our FAQs are a great place to start.

Financial reports and filings

Access our latest quarterly reports, significant filings and archived financial information to learn more about our performance.

First National listed on the TSX in 2006 and is a constituent member of S&P’s Canadian Dividend Aristocrats Index because of its history of dividend growth.