Computershare

Computershare offers transfer agency, employee equity plans, proxy solicitation, entity compliance, stakeholder communications, and other diversified financial and governance services. The firm specializes in managing shareholder records and facilitating corporate actions for publicly traded companies.

No, Computershare is not an asset manager. It provides administrative and financial services to corporations and investors, including stock transfer, equity plan administration, and governance compliance. The firm does not manage discretionary investment portfolios.

Computershare operates in 21 countries including the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa, Ireland, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Denmark, Netherlands, Switzerland, China, Hong Kong, Channel Islands, and others. The firm has corporate offices in each of these regions.

Yes, Computershare provides services to individual investors through its share registry and employee equity plan platforms. Investors can manage their holdings, access dividend payments, and participate in corporate actions through Computershare's investor portal.

Computershare's clients are primarily publicly traded companies, corporate issuers, and their shareholders. The firm services over 10,000 corporate clients for stock transfer and equity administration needs.

Computershare Limited is a publicly traded company listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) under the ticker CPU. The company has been publicly listed since its founding and reports financial results to shareholders.

In 2024, Computershare acquired the corporate trust business of Wells Fargo, expanding its service capabilities in trustee and agency services. The firm has a history of acquisitions to broaden its financial and governance service portfolio.