FIRST GUARANTY BANCSHRS - FGBI 6 3/4 PERP

FGBIP represents a specific series of depositary shares tied to First Guaranty Bancshares, each corresponding to a fractional interest in a share of preferred stock. It trades on the Nasdaq under the ticker FGBIP and is distinct from the company's common stock. Like other preferred securities, it carries its own dividend terms and priority in the capital structure.

FGBIP trades on Nasdaq, and its price moves throughout each trading session based on supply and demand. The most accurate current price is displayed at the top of this page. For additional context, compare that quote with the day's open, prior close, and trading volume shown alongside it.

Valuation for FGBIP differs from common stock because it is a preferred series. Investors typically compare its market price to its liquidation preference and assess the dividend rate relative to prevailing interest rates. Changes in Treasury yields, credit conditions at the issuer, and the spread between the trading price and par value are key considerations.

Fractional share availability depends on the brokerage. Many major U.S. platforms now allow fractional investing in select stocks and ETFs, but not every security qualifies. Investors should check their broker's fractional trading list to confirm whether FGBIP is supported before placing an order.

FGBIP is a preferred depositary share series and pays a stated dividend at a fixed rate on its liquidation preference. Payments are typically made quarterly, subject to declaration by the board. The current rate and payment schedule appear in the dividend section of this page.

As a preferred security tied to a bank holding company, FGBIP carries interest rate risk, credit risk related to the issuer, and the risk that dividends may be deferred or omitted under certain conditions. Preferred shares also rank below debt and may be less liquid than common stock. These factors can affect both price and distributions.