• Home
  • Photo News
  • News
    • NGO/CSO
    • Photo News
    • OrientalNews 7th Anniversary
    • Press Releases
    • World News
    • Nigeria News
    • Politics
    • Opinion
    • Sports
  • Interviews
  • SMEs
  • Law
    • Crime
  • Travel & Tours
    • Aviation
    • Tourism
  • Energy
    • Oil & Gas
    • Power
  • Business
    • Banking & Finance
      • Capital Market
      • Money Market
    • Pension
    • Insurance
    • Brands & Marketing
    • IT & Telecoms
    • Labour
    • Agriculture
    • Maritime
    • Property
    • Manufacturing
  • Regulators
    • Nigeria Bureu of Statistics
    • PENCOM
    • NAICOM
    • SEC
    • NSE
    • CBN
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
Monday, May 19
  • About us
  • Terms of use
  • Privacy Policy
  • Disclaimer
  • Advertize here
  • Contact us
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
Oriental News Nigeria
  • Home
  • Photo News
  • News
    • NGO/CSO
    • Photo News
    • OrientalNews 7th Anniversary
    • Press Releases
    • World News
    • Nigeria News
    • Politics
    • Opinion
    • Sports
  • Interviews
  • SMEs
  • Law
    • Crime
  • Travel & Tours
    • Aviation
    • Tourism
  • Energy
    • Oil & Gas
    • Power
  • Business
    • Banking & Finance
      • Capital Market
      • Money Market
    • Pension
    • Insurance
    • Brands & Marketing
    • IT & Telecoms
    • Labour
    • Agriculture
    • Maritime
    • Property
    • Manufacturing
  • Regulators
    • Nigeria Bureu of Statistics
    • PENCOM
    • NAICOM
    • SEC
    • NSE
    • CBN
Oriental News Nigeria
Home»Banking & Finance»Capital Market»SEC In Custody Of Recovered Share Certificates From ACMCL
Capital Market

SEC In Custody Of Recovered Share Certificates From ACMCL

By orientalnewsngApril 12, 2016No Comments2 Mins Read
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email
Share
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email

Yemisi Izuora
SEC
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has informed the investing public especially clients of Alliance Capital Management Company Limited (ACMCL) that the Commission has in its custody 1,662 share certificates recovered from the company.

As a result, clients of ACMCL are enjoined to visit the Commission’s website for their names after which they should visit the Commission’s Head office or any of its zonal offices nearest to them to collect their certificates.

It would be recalled that the SEC received about 250 complaints against ACMCL between June 2007 and March 2010 which included failure/refusal/neglect to forward to Registrars, certificates received from Investors/Clients for verification and lodgment in the Central Securities Clearing System (CSCS).

The Commission conducted preliminary investigation and the matter was referred to the Administrative Proceedings Committee which disqualified the Managing Director, Edward Koki from participating in the capital market for life in line with the Provisions of Rule 20 (B) of SEC Rules and Regulations 2007, the operator’s license was also withdrawn by the Commission.

The Commission intervened and recovered the 1,662 share certificates from ACMCL premises belonging to various investors.

According to the SEC, the Collection period which started from April 8, 2016, lasts till July 8, 2016 which is exactly three (3) months from the date of the announcement.

“Please be advised to go with proof of ownership and a valid means of identification such as international passport, driver’s license, national I.D card or permanent voter’s card” The statement added.

Share this:

  • Share
  • Email
  • Tweet
  • Reddit
featured SEC In Custody Of Recovered Share Certificates From ACMCL
orientalnewsng

Related Posts

Cadbury Nigeria Reports N5.98Bn Profit In Q1, 2025

May 19, 2025

Access Bank Unveils DiamondXtra Season 17, To Reward Customers With Over N200 Million 

May 15, 2025

Fidelity Bank Stands Firm On Trillion Naira Market Capitalization 

May 15, 2025

Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

The latest
  • INEC Publishes Personal Data Of Guber Candidates For Anambra 2025 
  • Cadbury Nigeria Reports N5.98Bn Profit In Q1, 2025
  • Why the TSA Still Matters in Strengthening Nigeria’s Public Finance
  •  Lagos Government Remembers Late Deputy Chief Of Staff A Year After
  • AMCON Tightens Debt Recovery Plan 
  • BudgIT Raises Questions About Nigeria’s 2025 Budget Implementation 
  • Significant Oil Production Delivers $1.116Bn In Revenue For Seplat Energy In 2024 
  • Nigeria’s Oil Sector Presents Opportunities For Growth In The Face Of Economic Headwinds- Oyebanji
  • Mantrac Nigeria Showcases New Technology In Power Generation 
  • Nigeria Boosts Air Defense System With New Helicopters 
Categories
Quick Links
  • About us
  • Terms of use
  • Privacy Policy
  • Disclaimer
  • Advertize here
  • Contact us
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram YouTube LinkedIn
Copyright © 2025 Oriental News Nigeria. All right reserved.

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.