Mama Ngozi understands how important it is to find the lost details of the shares your late dad bought in your names. It's like searching for that last ripe tomato at the bottom of a big basket; it's challenging, but not impossible!To get all the information you need, you can start by contacting theRead more
Mama Ngozi understands how important it is to find the lost details of the shares your late dad bought in your names. It’s like searching for that last ripe tomato at the bottom of a big basket; it’s challenging, but not impossible!
To get all the information you need, you can start by contacting the company registrar. Think of the registrar like the head of the village who keeps all the important records. They will help you track down the share certificate, CSCS statement, dividend warrant, and any other relevant documents.
You should reach out to the registrar of the company where your dad bought the shares. Tell them about your situation and provide any details you have, like your dad’s name, the company’s name, and any other information you think might help. They will guide you on the steps to take to retrieve the missing documents.
Remember, just like in the village, communication is key. Keep in touch with the registrar regularly to ensure they are working on your request. Patience is a virtue, and with determination, you will find the missing details and have everything you need for easy reference.
Stay positive like Mama Ngozi during a bumper tomato harvest season. With persistence and the right approach, you will soon have those lost details in your hands, just like finding that shiny ripe tomato at the top of the basket!
They are not stressing you. ✓ They are trying to verify ownership of your shares Your CSCS statement comes from: Central Securities Clearing System It shows: • the shares you own • your CHN (Clearing House Number) • your personal details Think of it as: ✓ proof that the shares belong to you Why theRead more
They are not stressing you.
✓ They are trying to verify ownership of your shares
Your CSCS statement comes from:
Central Securities Clearing System
It shows:
• the shares you own
• your CHN (Clearing House Number)
• your personal details
Think of it as:
✓ proof that the shares belong to you
Why the Registrar Is Asking for It
Let’s be very clear.
Before they activate e-dividend, they must confirm:
✓ you are the real owner
✓ the shares are correctly linked to you
So they request your CSCS statement to:
• match your name
• confirm your CHN
• avoid errors or fraud
Let Me Explain With a Simple Example So You Would Understand Better
Imagine someone walks into a bank and says:
“I want money from this account.”
Will the bank just give it?
No.
They will ask for:
✓ proof of ownership
That’s exactly what the registrar is doing.
What You Should Do Now
Step 1: Get Your CSCS Statement
You can get it from:
• your stockbroker (like InvestNaija)
• your trading platform
• or directly if you have CSCS access
Step 2: Check It Properly
Make sure:
• your name is correct
• your CHN is visible
• your shareholdings are listed
Step 3: Send It to the Registrar
Reply to:
Veritas Registrars Limited
Attach:
✓ your CSCS statement
Let Me Be Honest With You
This step is actually protecting you from:
• wrong dividend payments
• missing records
• future issues
Final Truth
The registrar is not delaying you.
✓ They are validating you.
Let Me Leave You With This
In investing, small verification steps like this…
are what prevent big problems later.
So instead of asking:
• “Why are they stressing me?”
Ask:
✓ “Is my record properly set up?”
Because once this is done correctly…
✓ your dividends will flow smoothly without issues.
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Mama Ngozi understands how important it is to find the lost details of the shares your late dad bought in your names. It's like searching for that last ripe tomato at the bottom of a big basket; it's challenging, but not impossible!To get all the information you need, you can start by contacting theRead more
Mama Ngozi understands how important it is to find the lost details of the shares your late dad bought in your names. It’s like searching for that last ripe tomato at the bottom of a big basket; it’s challenging, but not impossible!
To get all the information you need, you can start by contacting the company registrar. Think of the registrar like the head of the village who keeps all the important records. They will help you track down the share certificate, CSCS statement, dividend warrant, and any other relevant documents.
You should reach out to the registrar of the company where your dad bought the shares. Tell them about your situation and provide any details you have, like your dad’s name, the company’s name, and any other information you think might help. They will guide you on the steps to take to retrieve the missing documents.
Remember, just like in the village, communication is key. Keep in touch with the registrar regularly to ensure they are working on your request. Patience is a virtue, and with determination, you will find the missing details and have everything you need for easy reference.
Stay positive like Mama Ngozi during a bumper tomato harvest season. With persistence and the right approach, you will soon have those lost details in your hands, just like finding that shiny ripe tomato at the top of the basket!
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They are not stressing you. ✓ They are trying to verify ownership of your shares Your CSCS statement comes from: Central Securities Clearing System It shows: • the shares you own • your CHN (Clearing House Number) • your personal details Think of it as: ✓ proof that the shares belong to you Why theRead more
They are not stressing you.
✓ They are trying to verify ownership of your shares
Your CSCS statement comes from:
Central Securities Clearing System
It shows:
• the shares you own
• your CHN (Clearing House Number)
• your personal details
Think of it as:
✓ proof that the shares belong to you
Why the Registrar Is Asking for It
Let’s be very clear.
Before they activate e-dividend, they must confirm:
✓ you are the real owner
✓ the shares are correctly linked to you
So they request your CSCS statement to:
• match your name
• confirm your CHN
• avoid errors or fraud
Let Me Explain With a Simple Example So You Would Understand Better
Imagine someone walks into a bank and says:
“I want money from this account.”
Will the bank just give it?
No.
They will ask for:
✓ proof of ownership
That’s exactly what the registrar is doing.
What You Should Do Now
Step 1: Get Your CSCS Statement
You can get it from:
• your stockbroker (like InvestNaija)
• your trading platform
• or directly if you have CSCS access
Step 2: Check It Properly
Make sure:
• your name is correct
• your CHN is visible
• your shareholdings are listed
Step 3: Send It to the Registrar
Reply to:
Veritas Registrars Limited
Attach:
✓ your CSCS statement
Let Me Be Honest With You
This step is actually protecting you from:
• wrong dividend payments
• missing records
• future issues
Final Truth
The registrar is not delaying you.
✓ They are validating you.
Let Me Leave You With This
In investing, small verification steps like this…
are what prevent big problems later.
So instead of asking:
• “Why are they stressing me?”
Ask:
✓ “Is my record properly set up?”
Because once this is done correctly…
✓ your dividends will flow smoothly without issues.
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