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Bank of America Announces Dividend for Preferred Stock Series 2

Bank of America Corporation's Preferred Stock, Series 2, has been approved for a quarterly cash dividend. Shareholders holding the PFD 1/1200SER2 will receive a payment of $0.2922 per share.

8/21/2026, 1:16:13 AM

Bank of America Corporation has announced an upcoming dividend payment for its Series 2 preferred stock. The financial institution confirmed that a cash dividend of $0.2922 per depositary share has been authorized for shareholders of the PFD 1/1200SER2. This specific class of preferred shares is commonly identified by its ticker symbol, BAC.PRH. According to Seeking Alpha, the dividend is scheduled to be distributed on July 25, 2024. For investors to be eligible to receive this payment, they must be registered as shareholders of record by the close of business on July 10, 2024. This record date is crucial for determining which shareholders will qualify for the upcoming dividend payout. Bank of America, a major player in the global financial services industry, periodically issues dividends to holders of its preferred stock, reflecting its financial performance and commitment to returning value to these specific investors. Preferred stock typically offers a fixed dividend payment, which is usually paid before common stock dividends. Details surrounding dividend declarations, including the amount and key dates, are closely monitored by investors. Such announcements can influence market sentiment and investment strategies, especially for those focused on income generation from their portfolios. The consistent payment of dividends is often seen as a sign of financial stability for large corporations like Bank of America. The banking giant's preferred stock, specifically the Series 2, forms part of its capital structure, providing the company with funding while offering investors a potentially stable income stream. Shareholders of these particular depositary shares can anticipate the dividend payment arriving later this month, provided they meet the stated record date requirement.

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