TMX.com — TORONTO — TMX Equity Transfer Services today announced it has changed its name to TSX Trust. TSX Trust provides transfer agency and corporate trust services to public and private companies and investors as well as the advisory community in Canada and around the world.
“Today we are proud to announce we have rebranded to TSX Trust, a name that reflects our expertise in the corporate trust space and the scope of services we provide to our clients with integrity, reliability and efficiency,” said Loui Anastasopoulos, President, TSX Trust and Managing Director, Company Services, Equity Capital Markets. “As TSX Trust continues the important work of enhancing our existing offerings and pursuing new value added services, our number one priority remains: to serve our clients with excellence.”
Mr. Anastasopoulos and his team will open the market this morning at 9:30 a.m. ET to celebrate this milestone.
TMX Group acquired the transfer agent and corporate trust services business from Equity Financial Holdings Inc. in April 2013. For more information, please visit: www.tsxtrust.com.
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