What is Computershare?

Computershare is a leading financial services and technology provider for the global securities industry, providing services and solutions to listed companies, investors, employees, exchanges and other financial institutions.

Is Computershare a good company?

Computershare’s global footprint, financial strength, and transnational capability provide a strong edge over competitors. Computershare’s core registry and related services businesses are mature, and revenue is likely to only grow modestly. Integration and overpayment risks could arise if the firm keeps growing via acquisitions.

How much does Computershare cost?

Computershare is used by nearly all listed companies to administer stock purchases and sales. The site allows you to buy stocks direct, without going through a broker. You’ll be charged $5–20 USD for setting up the account and you’ll also be charged transaction fees (for buying and selling shares) that range from $0.03–0.020 USD.