Record-keeping obligations require bankers to an issue to track applications, remittances, refunds, and dividend or interest warrant payments. Bankers to an issue must maintain records of applications received, including investor names, receipt dates and amounts; the time taken to forward ... Summary
Record-keeping obligations require bankers to an issue to track applications, remittances, refunds, and dividend or interest warrant payments.
Bankers to an issue must maintain records of applications received, including investor names, receipt dates and amounts; the time taken to forward applications; refund-payment dates and amounts; and dividend or interest warrant payment details. They must intimate the Board of the place where records and documents are kept and preserve all specified materials for at least eight years.
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