Common Shareholder Number definition

Common Shareholder Number or “CSN” means a unique alphanumeric identifier that uniquely identifies that Security holder:

Common Shareholder Number or “CSN” means a unique alphanumeric identifier that uniquely identifies that Security holder: (a) on all Securities Registries; and (b) to NZX; “Company” means a company registered or re-registered under the Companies Act 1993; “Compliance Manager” means a person appointed to identify and report to the Managing Principal or the Responsible Executive of a Market Participant (whichever is appropriate) any suspected breaches of that Market Participant’s internal policies and procedures, in addition to ensuring compliance with these Rules and any directions issued from time to time by NZX and any other statutory requirements; “Compliance Officer” means the individual(s) appointed as a Compliance Officer in accordance with Rule 4.3(4.3(a)(iii) of the NZX Regulations in existence prior to these Rules coming into force; “Consultant” includes a person acting in an advising or other capacity in relation to a Market Participant’s Broking Business, but does not include a person providing general services such as information technology or building services; “Contingent Liabilities” has the meaning determined in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Practice; “Conventional Sale” means any sale of Securities that is not a Short Sale; “Counterparty” means in respect of a transaction to which a Market Participant Requiring Capital is a party, another party to that transaction; “Counterparty Risk Requirement” means the amount calculated under Rule 19.7;19.7; “Crossing”, in relation to a transaction in Securities, means a transaction where a Trading Participant acts as: (a) Buyer and Seller for that transaction in an agency capacity; or (b) Buyer or Seller on one side of that transaction in an agency capacity and as a Trading Participant Acting as Principal on the other side; and (c) for the avoidance of doubt Crossings includes International and Special Crossings;

Examples of Common Shareholder Number in a sentence

• In order to trade quoted units, you will need to have a Common Shareholder Number (CSN) an Authorisation Code (FIN) and a relationship with an NZX Participant.

• If you have other investments registered under a Common Shareholder Number (CSN) you must supply your CSN in the space provided.

• For Financial Products purchased to your order on the NZX we will require your Common Shareholder Number (“CSN”) before the Trade can be executed by us.

• If you currently have a Common Shareholder Number (CSN), please insert it here.

• If you currently have a Common Shareholder Number (CSN), please enter it here:D.

• Common Shareholder Number or CSNhas the meaning given in the NZX Participant Rules.

• To submit orders into the markets provided by NZX, your security holdings must be registered to a Common Shareholder Number (CSN).

• If you currently have a Common Shareholder Number (CSN), please enter it in the box provided.

• If you have other investments registered under a Common Shareholder Number (“CSN”) please supply your CSN in the space provided.

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