Co-operators General Insurance

Q: How many preferred shares does Co-operators General Insurance have outstanding?

Co-operators General Insurance has 1 active preferred share series trading on the TSX: 1 perpetuals.

Q: What yield do CCS preferred shares pay?

The median trailing indicated yield across Co-operators General Insurance's 1 active series is about 5.57% per year, with the highest-yielding series (CCS.PR.C) indicating roughly 5.57%. Figures are trailing values from our daily update pipeline.

CCS

insurance

Preferred Shares

Credit Rating

P-2

Avg Yield

5.57%

Avg Price

$22.45

Preferred Shares

Symbol	Issue Name	Type	Price	Yield	Par	Notes
CCS.PR.C	Co-operators General Insurance Company Non-Cumulative Redeemable Class E Preference Shares Series C	perpetual	$22.45	5.57%	-	PERPETUAL @ 5.00% \| Series: Co-operators_General_Insurance_Co._5.00%,_Series_C

About Co-operators General Insurance Preferred Shares

Co-operators General Insurance (CCS) has 1 preferred share series outstanding on the Toronto Stock Exchange — 1 perpetuals. The median trailing indicated yield across the cohort is 5.57%, with CCS.PR.C the highest-yielding series at 5.57% and CCS.PR.C the lowest-priced at $22.45. All figures are trailing values from this site's daily update pipeline, computed from declared dividends and the latest close.

Insurance-issuer preferred shares skew to perpetual and insurance-straight structures from the 2008–2011 issuance era, rated Pfd-2-grade at the large lifecos, and typically price a narrow spread wider than bank paper at comparable ratings.

A perpetual preferred carries its coupon with no maturity and no reset: the rate runs until the issuer redeems the series. Perpetuals hold the longest interest-rate sensitivity of any structure in the Canadian preferred complex, which is why their prices swing hardest when the long end of the bond market moves.

Compare every Canadian preferred share side by side in the screener, or browse peers in the sector guides. The structural background — par value, reset mechanics, and rating tiers — is covered in the preferred shares guide.