Investments held in another's name require a company register recording reasons, relationships, custody and authentication procedures. Companies must keep at their registered office a permanent, chronological register recording investments beneficially held by the company but held in another's name, including reasons and the contractual or relational basis for third-party holding and whether the holding is temporary; custody and authentication of entries are assigned to the company secretary or a board authorised director or officer.
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Investments held in another's name require a company register recording reasons, relationships, custody and authentication procedures.
Companies must keep at their registered office a permanent, chronological register recording investments beneficially held by the company but held in another's name, including reasons and the contractual or relational basis for third-party holding and whether the holding is temporary; custody and authentication of entries are assigned to the company secretary or a board authorised director or officer.
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