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In Step 1, provide the full name(s) of the registered holder(s) and their address. Ensure all white boxes are filled in type or block capitals.
For Step 2, choose how you want your dividends paid. Tick box A for direct payment to your bank account and fill in your bank details, or tick box B if you wish to participate in the Dividend Investment Plan.
In Step 3, read the declaration carefully. Sign and date the form where indicated. If applicable, include names and capacities of any representatives making the transfer.
Finally, in Step 4, provide a contact telephone number for any queries and return the completed form to Equiniti at the specified address.
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Please complete the blank Stock Transfer Form overleaf and send it to us with the share certificate(s) for the shares being transferred. We will process the transfer and send a new share certificate to the new shareholder.
What is crest in trading?
CREST Certificates Registry for Electronic Share Transfer - is the electronic system for holding financial securities. They settle transactions in the UK, and also handle Irish stocks.
How does CREST settlement work?
The CREST system is a settlement system - it is not a trading exchange, custodian or a clearance service. It enables shares that have been agreed to be sold from one CREST member to another to be transferred by means of electronic messages without the need for paper certificates or stock transfer forms.
What is a crest transfer form used for?
A stock transfer form (prescribed under the Stock Transfer (Addition and Substitution of Forms) Order 1996 (SI 1996/1571)) to be used where shares are being transferred from certificated form to a CREST shareholder who wants to hold the shares in uncertificated form.
What is a crest in banking?
CREST is an acronym for Certificateless Registry for Electronic Share Transfer. It is accessed by a number of different professionals ranging from investment firms, brokers, and international banksall of whom allow retail investors to hold securities electronically.
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To initiate the share transfer, the shareholder must first complete a stock transfer form provided by Computershare. This form includes details such as the number of shares being transferred, the recipients information, and the reason for the transfer.
What is the concept of crest?
A crest point on a wave is the highest point of the wave. A crest is a point on a surface wave where the displacement of the medium is at a maximum. A trough is the opposite of a crest, so the minimum or lowest point of the wave.
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