Impac mortgage Holdings, currently trading on the American Stock Exchange, is transferring its stock listing to the New York Stock Exchange.The company, which will continue to trade under the symbol IMH, will begin trading on the NYSE on June 11. Joseph Tomkinson, chairman and CEO of Impac, said moving to the NYSE "will increase our visibility, attract new investors, and ultimately lower the company's cost of capital while providing additional liquidity to our investors." Impac Mortgage Holdings is a REIT that engages in long term investment operations, mortgage operations and warehouse lending operations with a focus on Alt-A loans.
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