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FTU US Financial 15 Split Corp
- 0.700
- +0.010+1.45%
15min DelayTrading Jan 21 11:53 ET
1.28MMarket Cap0.00P/E (TTM)
0.700High0.700Low7.29KVolume0.700Open0.690Pre Close5.10KTurnover0.70052wk High0.40%Turnover Ratio1.83MShares0.15052wk Low--EPS TTM1.28MFloat Cap16.085Historical High0.00P/E (Static)1.83MShs Float0.130Historical Low--EPS LYR0.00%Amplitude--Dividend TTM0.00P/B1Lot Size--Div YieldTTM
About US Financial 15 Split Corp Company
US Financial 15 Split Corp is an investment company. It is an independent investment management firm that is focused on the creation and management of enhanced yield products for retail investors. Its products consist of income financial trust, m-split corp, commerce split corp, and others. The company offers two types of shares that are preferred shares and class A shares.
Company Profile
SymbolFTU
Company NameUS Financial 15 Split Corp
Founded2004
MarketTSE
Fiscal Year Ends11-30
Address200 Front Street West Suite 2510, P.O. Box 51
CityToronto
CountryCAN
Zip CodeM5V 3K2
Phone+1 416 304-4440
Websitehttps://www.quadravest.com
Company Executives
- Name
- Position
- Salary
- S. Wayne Finch
- Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer
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- Silvia Gomes
- Chief Financial Officer
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- Laura L. Johnson
- Secretary and Director
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- Peter F. Cruickshank
- Director
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- Michael W. Sharp
- Independent Director
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- John D. Steep
- Independent Director
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