Chapter 9 - Securities Exchange Listing Regime Flashcards

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What is the difference between a CREST Stock deposit and stock withdrawal?

A

The stock deposit is the movement of shares from the certified part of the share register to the uncertified., dematerialised part of the register.

A stock withdrawal is the opposite of a stock deposit.

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Must the statutory records be kept at any specific location?

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Yes, at one of the regsitered offices, the SAAIL address or, in the case of a private company, on the central register.

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Must the statutory books be books or are other formats permitted?

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The statutory records may be held in hard copy or electronically and there is no specific forma provided the required information is kept

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Why must directors provide both a service address and residential address?

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The residential address is required in case letters addressed to the service address are returned undelivered then the registrar will send mail to the residential address.

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5
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What is the fee to obtain a copy of the register of members for a company with 500 shareholders?

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£65

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Can a request for a copy of a register specify that the information is to be provided in the form of an Excel spreadsheet?

A

No - the request can require delivery in hand or soft copy but not the format of the soft copy.

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7
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Should minutes of all meetings involving directors be minuted?

A

Yes

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Can directors’ and members’ minutes be kept toegther?

A

Yes, but it is not recommended as members’ minutes must be available for inspection while the directors’ minutes need not

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How long must a company keep its original minutes of meetings?

A

Ten years

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10
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Directors have no statutory right to access board papers, why is this?

A

They have the right of access to all records and so do not require a specific right to board papers

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Is there any statutory requirement to retain notices of either directors’ or members’ meetings?

A

No

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12
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Companies must keep accounting records with sufficient detail to enable the directors to assess what?

A

To show and explain transactions, disclose with reasonable accuracy the company’s financial position and enable the directors to prepare accounts and financial statements as required by the Companies Act.

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13
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For how long must companies keep minutes of meetings of their directors and members?

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Ten years

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14
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Do a company’s members have to pay a fee to inspect the register or documents that must be available for their inspection?

A

No

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