NASDAQ:CADE 26 November 2025 - 7 February 2026

Cadence Bank last traded at $42.11 on Jan. 30. Shares are now marked inactive, leaving investors with almost nothing to follow on the ticker as the U.S. session heads into Monday.

Cadence Bank’s shares haven’t budged since Jan. 30, when CADE ended the day at $42.11, down 1.7%. There’s been no trading activity since then.

Huntington Bancshares shares rose roughly 2.2% in premarket Tuesday after the bank completed its all-stock deal to acquire Cadence Bank, converting Cadence’s shares into Huntington stock claims. Cadence last traded at $42.11.

Huntington Bancshares shares climbed 1.9% to $17.82 on Monday following the announcement that the regional bank had finalized its merger with Cadence Bank.

Cadence Bank shares have effectively disappeared from the market following the completion of its acquisition by Huntington on Feb. 1. According to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, each Cadence share was converted into the right to receive 2.475 shares of Huntington common stock.

Huntington Bancshares shares edged down 0.3% to $17.42 in premarket Monday, following a 1.1% rise to $17.48 on Friday.

Cadence Bank shares ended Friday down 1.7%, closing at $42.11. Roughly 80.6 million shares traded as investors adjusted ahead of its pending sale to Huntington Bancshares.

Cadence Bank shares ended Friday down 1.66% at $42.11, lagging behind gains in its potential acquirer. Investors appeared cautious as the weekend approaches and the merger deadline looms.

Huntington Bancshares Inc shares closed 1.6% lower on Friday at $17.35. The regional lender approaches Monday with investors focused on a debt offering and the looming completion of its Cadence Bank merger.

Huntington Bancshares Incorporated announced it has secured all necessary regulatory approvals for its merger with Cadence Bank. The company also revealed a new debt securities offering, adding to the list of potential catalysts for HBAN shares when U.S. markets open Monday.

Shares of Huntington Bancshares Incorporated slipped roughly 1% to $17.47 Friday afternoon, following a wider selloff among U.S. regional banks. The stock fluctuated between $17.37 and $17.84, as the SPDR S&P Regional Banking ETF dropped nearly 3%.