How do I retrieve my lost Shares and Dividend
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Your shares are not lost, they are stored with the Central Securities Clearing System (CSCS). Investors are given a CSCS number, and also a Clearing House Number (CHN). CSCS is Nigeria's central depository for stocks, while CHN is your unique identifier assigned to you upon registering with a stockbRead more
Your shares are not lost, they are stored with the Central Securities Clearing System (CSCS).
Investors are given a CSCS number, and also a Clearing House Number (CHN).
CSCS is Nigeria’s central depository for stocks, while CHN is your unique identifier assigned to you upon registering with a stockbroker. It’s your ID number in the stock market.
Your shares are stored with the CSCS under your unique CHN.
Use your clearing house number (CHN) to log into the CSCS platform, you can view your holdings via that platform.
Also, you can also identify the Registrar of your shares and fill the e-dividend mandate form.
If you have any unclaimed dividend under that stock, it will be visible and you can then claim it.
Stocks have different Registrars, identify the Registrar of the stocks you held or currently holding and claim your dividend if any…
See lessThanks for the reply. I searched through the unclaimed dividend and saw my name on the list for both zenith bank and Fidelity bank. Now my question is, There is a number beside my names the heading said account #,( 882903 for zenith bank and 350883 for Fidelity bank) Is that my CSCS number or CHN nuRead more
Thanks for the reply.
I searched through the unclaimed dividend and saw my name on the list for both zenith bank and Fidelity bank.
Now my question is,
There is a number beside my names the heading said account #,( 882903 for zenith bank and 350883 for Fidelity bank)
See lessIs that my CSCS number or CHN number because I have lost all evidence of owing the shares.
The Clearing House Number (CHN) consist of 10 figures and it's a mixture of numbers and alphabets, while the CSCS doesn't have alphabets, it's just numbers and the CSCS acts as your account number in the stock market. Do you still remember the stockbroker you used, also, what year did you purchase tRead more
The Clearing House Number (CHN) consist of 10 figures and it’s a mixture of numbers and alphabets, while the CSCS doesn’t have alphabets, it’s just numbers and the CSCS acts as your account number in the stock market.
See lessDo you still remember the stockbroker you used, also, what year did you purchase the stocks?
Since you have lost access to your stockbroker, use these alternative methods to retrieve your CSCS and CHN. 1. Email: Send an email to contact@cscs.ng requesting a "Global Search". 2. Phone call: Call CSCS using 0700 2255 2727. What to provide: Your full name, phone number, and BVN. The CSCS will uRead more
Since you have lost access to your stockbroker, use these alternative methods to retrieve your CSCS and CHN.
1. Email: Send an email to contact@cscs.ng requesting a “Global Search”.
2. Phone call: Call CSCS using 0700 2255 2727.
See lessWhat to provide: Your full name, phone number, and BVN. The CSCS will use these to pull up all investments associated with your identity. It will also provide your CSCS and CHN.