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Headlines of Interest

Below are press releases from company’s with preferred stock and/or baby bonds outstanding–or just news of general interest. News will be rather slow until the the end of the quarter and the start of earnings season in early October. 


Chimera Increases Third Quarter 2024 Common Stock Dividends to $0.37

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Equity Commonwealth Files Preliminary Proxy in Connection with Proposed Plan of Sale and Dissolution of the Company

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Dime Enhances Middle Market Lending Presence on Long Island

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New York Mortgage Trust Declares Third Quarter 2024 Common Stock Dividend of $0.20 Per Share, and Preferred Stock Dividends

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Home prices move higher as inventory shrinks once again in New York

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Mortgage Rates Continue to Tumble

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GAMCO Investors, Inc. Announces Special Dividend of $2.00 per share

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SL Green Realty Corp. Announces Common Stock and Preferred Stock Dividends

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Two Harbors Investment Corp. Announces Third Quarter 2024 Common and Preferred Stock Dividends

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Allstate Announces August 2024 Catastrophe Losses

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PennyMac Mortgage Investment Trust Declares Third Quarter 2024 Dividend for Its Common Shares

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NGL Energy Partners LP Announces Quarterly Cash Distribution for the Class B, Class C, and Class D Preferred Units

3 thoughts on “Headlines of Interest”

  1. Tim, looks like you have an error on your floating rate spreadsheet for MBNBK, the rate doesn’t reset until 2025 and is still at 8%

    1. Also in the same spreadsheet:
      NGL-B and NGL-C no longer have suspended dividends per the link you provided.
      The spread on FTAIO is 6.447%, not 6.886%.

  2. What happens to the preferred of EQC ? Think they still have 2 billion in cash and whatever is the value of their 4 properties so what would that come out to per share?

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