Get the free Coversheet - Form 604 12 Feb 2008.doc

This document serves as a substantial shareholder notice regarding the proposal by Babcock & Brown to acquire shares in Babcock & Brown Environmental Investments, detailing the change in interests

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What is coversheet - form 604?

Coversheet - form 604 is a form used to report information about significant ownership changes in corporations registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). It is a document that provides details regarding the acquisition, disposition, or ownership change of certain securities.

Who is required to file coversheet - form 604?

Any person or entity that acquires beneficial ownership of more than 5% of a class of registered equity securities must file coversheet - form 604 with the SEC.

How to fill out coversheet - form 604?

To fill out coversheet - form 604, you need to provide information such as the name and address of the reporting person, details of the securities involved, the nature of the transaction or ownership change, and any other required information as specified by the SEC.

What is the purpose of coversheet - form 604?

The purpose of coversheet - form 604 is to ensure transparency and disclosure of significant ownership changes in registered corporations. It helps investors, regulators, and the general public to understand the ownership structure and potential influence in corporations.

What information must be reported on coversheet - form 604?

Coversheet - form 604 requires the reporting person to disclose their name, address, and relationship to the corporation, details of the securities involved (including class, title, and amount), the purpose of the transaction or ownership change, and any other information as required by the SEC.