Nomination rights require participants to offer vesting and incapacitation nomination options, with participant immunity. Regulation 60A requires participants to provide beneficial owners the option to nominate a person to receive securities on the owner's death and to nominate a person authorized to transact on the owner's behalf if incapacitated; joint holders may jointly nominate a recipient, and depositories and participants are not liable for actions taken on the basis of a nomination.
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Nomination rights require participants to offer vesting and incapacitation nomination options, with participant immunity.
Regulation 60A requires participants to provide beneficial owners the option to nominate a person to receive securities on the owner's death and to nominate a person authorized to transact on the owner's behalf if incapacitated; joint holders may jointly nominate a recipient, and depositories and participants are not liable for actions taken on the basis of a nomination.
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