Dividend 15 Split Corp. Preferred Shares (DFN.PR.A)

Dividend 15 Split Corp. Preferred Shares (DFN.PR.A $10.39)
- $10.39 P/E (TTM): 10.96X Cap: $903M
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Dividend 15 Split Corp. Preferred Shares (DFN.PR.A $10.39)
- $10.39 P/E (TTM): 10.96X Cap: $903M
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Q: I would be interested in your opinion on this investment, and the appropriateness of holding in a non-reg account for income with a reasonable level of capital protection for a retiree but not necessarily requiring the income to live on.

Read Answer Asked by Steven on July 18, 2025

Dividend 15 Split Corp. Preferred Shares (DFN.PR.A $10.39)
- $10.39 P/E (TTM): 10.96X Cap: $903M
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Q: hello 5i:
last question on this preferred over a year ago. Can you give me an update and do you consider it buyable? Safety rating would be beneficial.
thanks
Paul L

Read Answer Asked by Paul on April 18, 2024

Dividend 15 Split Corp. Preferred Shares (DFN.PR.A $10.39)
- $10.39 P/E (TTM): 10.96X Cap: $903M
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Q: Just a follow up to my previous question on the above. I checked with Quadravest and I can tender my preferred at the lesser of $10.00 or the NAV if it's less than $10.00 on December 1/24. According to the last NAV of $15.62 we have 56% downward protection. Given that it holds the 15 biggest companies on the TSX with dividends would you agree that it would be a fairly safe investment with a 9.8% return over the remaining 23 months to maturity?

Read Answer Asked by Albert on January 04, 2023