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FISINasdaqNational Commercial BanksFiscal year ends December 31Also trades as FIISO, FIISP

FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS INC

Financials through Q2 FY2026, quarter ended Jun 30, 2026Last filing: 10-Q on Aug 3, 2026
$39.19−0.12 (-0.31%)

Close on Oct 19, 2026

Market cap
$781.49M
P/E (TTM)
9.7
Dividend yield
3.16%

About Financial Institutions

National Commercial Banks, SIC 6021

The Company operates as a financial holding company through two principal operating subsidiaries: Five Star Bank and Courier Capital LLC. The banking subsidiary provides consumer, commercial, and municipal financial services, offering deposit accounts such as checking, savings, and certificates of deposit, alongside lending products including commercial mortgages, business lines of credit, residential mortgages, and indirect automobile loans. Its investment advisory subsidiary delivers customized investment management, wealth management, investment consulting, and retirement plan services. Core clients comprise individuals, small- to medium-sized commercial enterprises, municipalities, community organizations, institutions, and foundations.

The organization maintains 48 full-service banking branches across fourteen counties in Western and Central New York, complemented by commercial loan production offices in Baltimore, Maryland and Syracuse, New York. In addition, its wealth management operations maintain locations in Buffalo, Rochester, and Jamestown, New York, as well as Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and Sarasota, Florida. The parent financial holding company is headquartered at 220 Liberty Street, Warsaw, New York.

Summary of the business section of Financial Institutions's latest annual report, written by StockData.

Company profile

Company

Legal name
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS INC
Founded
1931
Headquarters
Warsaw, NY
Address
220 Liberty Street 14569
Phone
(585) 786-1100
Employees
631, Dec 31, 2025
Industry
National Commercial Banks
Incorporated in
New York
Fiscal year ends
December 31
Auditor
RSM US LLP, Chicago, Illinois

Stock & identifiers

Ticker
FISI
Other tickers
FIISO, FIISP
Exchange
Nasdaq
Shares outstanding
20M, Jul 28, 2026
Public float
$504.05M, Jun 30, 2025
Filer category
Accelerated filer
SEC CIK
862831
CUSIP
317585404
ISIN
US3175854047
EIN
16-0816610

Executives and directors

Officers and directors who filed ownership reports (Forms 3, 4, 5) in the last two years

NamePositionShares owned
Blake G. JonesChief Marketing Officer876
Gary A. PacosChief Risk Officer4,302
Martin Kearney BirminghamPresident & CEO160,164
William Jack Plants IIChief Financial Officer14,763
Kevin B. QuinnChief Comm Banking Officer7,039
Samuel J. Burruano JrChief Legal Officer16,108
Laurie R. CollinsChief Human Resources Officer9,207
Eric W. MarksChief Consumer Banking Officer0
Mark ZupanDirector15,909
Robert M. GlaserDirector50,833
Andrew W. Dorn JrDirector39,066
Kim E. VanGelderDirector30,356
Robert N. LatellaDirector48,849
Dawn H. BurlewDirector22,252
Susan R. HollidayDirector42,678
Robert L. SchraderDirector2,643
Steven C. FinchDirector1,282
David BovenziDirector1,282
Angela J. PanzarellaDirector6,857
Bruce W. HartingDirector7,421
Donald BoswellDirector16,656
Samuel M. GulloDirector40,840

CEO pay and shareholder return

Pay versus performance table from the proxy statement

Fiscal yearCEO total payCEO pay actually paidOther executives (avg)Value of $100 investedPeer group
FY2025
Martin K. Birmingham
$2.39M$2.58M$823.06K$177$160
FY2024
Martin K. Birmingham
$1.41M$1.35M$530.95K$148$146
FY2023
Martin K. Birmingham
$1.47M$1.30M$550.38K$109$123
FY2022
Martin K. Birmingham
$1.49M$1.35M$591.64K$117$123
FY2021
Martin K. Birmingham
$1.49M$1.93M$526.96K$146$139
FY2020
Martin K. Birmingham
$1.46M$1.15M$528.01K$74$91

“Actually paid” adjusts reported pay for changes in the value of equity awards. Shareholder return assumes $100 invested at the start of the measurement period, as disclosed by the company.

Employees

Headcount reported in annual reports

“As of December 31, 2025, we had 631 employees situated across the United States (the “U.S.”).”

Corporate history

Events identified from SEC filings