OceanFirst Financial Corp
NASDAQ:OCFC
OCFC's latest stock split occurred on May 20, 2002
The company executed a 3-for-2 stock split, meaning that for every 2 shares held, investors received 3 new shares.
The adjusted shares began trading on May 20, 2002. This was OCFC's 2nd stock split, following the previous one in May 18, 1998.
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OceanFirst Financial Corp
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OceanFirst Financial Corp. traces its origins back to 1902, representing a longstanding presence in the banking sector. Originally a local enterprise serving the humble communities of New Jersey, the company has grown steadily over the years, evolving into a robust regional bank with a strong foothold in the eastern United States. OceanFirst's business model revolves around providing traditional banking services such as savings and checking accounts, mortgage lending, and various loan products to individuals and businesses. The bank's growth strategy involves a balance of organic expansion and strategic acquisitions, through which it has managed to extend its branch network across several states, enhancing its customer base and financial footprint. At its core, OceanFirst makes money by leveraging a fairly traditional banking approach — accepting deposits from customers and using those deposits to fund loans. The interest received from these loans often exceeds the interest paid on deposits, which is a classic interest rate spread model, forming a primary revenue stream. Additionally, the institution diversifies its income through service fees and commissions associated with wealth management services, online banking, and other financial products. With a focus on community involvement and understanding local market dynamics, OceanFirst has built a reputation for fostering enduring relationships with its clients, which in turn supports its operational stability and financial health. By maintaining a strong balance sheet and focusing on prudent risk management, the company has carved out a sustainable and profitable niche in the competitive banking sector.
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