A lost securityholder is defined as one to whom a single item of correspondence - such as a statement or annual report - is returned by the post office as undeliverable. Failure to cash a dividend check, claim a distribution, or exchange shares after a merger also qualifies.

For those who own stock in a company no longer listed on any exchange, the shares may still have significant value if the company merged with or was acquired by another. Also, many shareholders are entitled to collect distributions or spin-off shares after a split or reorganization, even if the stock has since been sold.

To determine if you are entitled to claim dividends and/or lost stock and/or mutual fund shares go to: Lost Stock Search

Special Note: Current and former MetLife, John Hancock & Prudential policyholders and heirs ... A number of major life insurance companies - including MetLife, John Hancock, Prudential, Equitable, Anthem, Nationwide, Phoenix, Mutual of New York (MONY) and Principal Life - have recently converted from mutual to stock ownership. Millions of current and former policyholders and heirs are entitled to receive billions of dollars in unclaimed stock, and cash, in addition to policy benefits. Go to: Lost Policyholder Search