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Home»Banking & Finance»Capital Market»SEC Announces Extension Of Issuance Dividend Warrants To Dec 2019
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SEC Announces Extension Of Issuance Dividend Warrants To Dec 2019

By Orientalnews StaffMarch 29, 2019No Comments2 Mins Read
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Yemisi Izuora 

The securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has announced the extension of the deadline for the discontinuance of the issuance of dividend warrants to 31st December 2019, to enable relevant stakeholders deliberate on and address all outstanding issues.

The Commission via a circular on its website, explained that the decision is in furtherance of its overriding mandate to ensure that all categories of shareholders and investors are adequately protected. 

The SEC, however, stated that the e-dividend initiative remains critical to the complete elimination of the phenomenon of unclaimed dividend and Management of the Commission encourages all shareholders who are yet to do so, to get mandated on the e-DMMS platform before 31st December 2019.

The Commission said that the SEC recently conducted a strategic assessment of the implementation of the e-dividend initiative across the country and reviewed feedback/observations received from stakeholders and the general public. 

“The assessment revealed that while remarkable progress has been recorded in concerted efforts through robust enlightenment campaigns to mobilize more shareholders to get mandated on the e-DMMS platform, there remain a few pertinent issue that need to be resolved as a precursor to the total discontinuance of the issuance of dividend warrants by Registrars” the Circular added.

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