Examples of Securities Claimants in a sentence
The goal is to distribute the Net Settlement Amount among Securities Claimants who submit valid and timely claims for Securities purchased via the secondary market and/or Offerings, or any of them.
The Claims Administrator shall, in the absence of reasonable grounds to the contrary, assume the Securities Claimants to be acting honestly and in good faith.
The claims process is intended to be expeditious, cost effective and “user friendly” and to minimize the burden on Securities Claimants.
Persons who have opted out of the either the Authorization Class or the Supplementary Class (but not both) are Securities Claimants solely in respect of securities purchased during the class for which they have not opted out.
Given the utter disconnect between the securities positions on customer account statements and market trading reality, the Court finds that the Objecting Claimants and the Fake Securities Claimants are similarly situated and should therefore be afforded the same treatment.
Id.The Fake Securities Claimants filed written objections to both (1) the SIPA trustee’s determination of their claims as claims for cash, and (2) his refusal to value claims based on the fictitious amounts shown as dividends and interest on their last account statements.
The securities listed on the Objecting Claimants’ account statements, they argue, like those of the New Times Real Securities Claimants, exist in the market and therefore have values that can be ascertained.
To adopt the Last Statement Method in this case would be to likewise base recovery on “rosy account statements,” leading to “the absurdity of ‘duped’ investors reaping windfalls as a result of fraudulent promises.” New Times II, 463 F.3d at 130.Analogous to the account statements of the Fake Securities Claimants, the BLMIS account statements “have no relation to reality.” New Times I, 371 F.3d at 88.
As such, the Objecting Claimants should not be treated like the Real Securities Claimants, but rather like the Fake Securities Claimants.Accordingly, a careful review of New Times I and II convinces the Court that the Trustee’s Net Investment Method is correct.
As discussed supra at Factual History, section II, part C, “Fidelity Spartan U.S. Treasury Money Market Fund,” was reflected on customer account statements at times when Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC was not offering participation in any such fund for investment.The Objecting Claimants are also clearly distinguishable from the Real Securities Claimants in the New Times liquidation.