Isabella Bank celebrates one year on Nasdaq in Times Square
Local representatives from Isabella Bank participated in the Nasdaq closing bell-ringing ceremony, celebrating one year since its Nasdaq listing.
What’s Happening: Isabella Bank Corporation (NASDAQ: ISBA) commemorated a milestone on Tuesday, May 26, 2026, celebrating one year since its Nasdaq listing with a Closing Bell ceremony in New York City at the Nasdaq MarketSite. Isabella Bank’s Jerome Schwind, President and Chief Executive Officer of Isabella Bank Corporation; Neil McDonnell, President of Isabella Bank; and Jerry Ritzert, Chief Financial Officer, joined members of the Board of Directors to ring the Nasdaq Stock Marketing closing bell in Times Square, marking the occasion.
More About the Milestone: The company’s listing on the Nasdaq Capital Market under the symbol “ISBA” officially began trading on Monday, May 12, 2025. The company’s stock performance has demonstrated strong momentum since that transition, rising from a closing price of $27.20 on its first day of Nasdaq trading to an intraday high of $58.83 on December 22, 2025.
What They’re Saying: “For more than 120 years, Isabella Bank has remained committed to fostering growth for our customers, communities, and shareholders,” says Schwind. “Our Nasdaq listing reflects that commitment and positions us for continued momentum by enhancing our visibility, increasing liquidity, and driving long-term shareholder value.”
“Listing on Nasdaq has expanded our access to a broader investor base,” says McDonnell. “Just as important, it allows our shares to be traded more efficiently, providing greater flexibility and opportunities for investors.”
More to Know: Beyond the bell-ringing ceremony, the company’s logo and brand video were displayed on a rotating basis for an hour on Nasdaq’s iconic seven-story Nasdaq Tower in Times Square. The event was also streamed for a global audience; the replay can be viewed here.
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