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This document outlines the pre-clearance and blackout period policies for directors, executive officers, and certain employees of Textainer Group Holdings Limited regarding trading in the company’s

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1. Read the Pre-clearance and Blackout Policy documentation thoroughly.
2. Gather all necessary information required for filling out the form, including your name, department, and any relevant project details.
3. Identify the specific time period for Blackout periods and pre-clearance obligations.
4. Fill out the form, ensuring all sections are completed accurately.
5. Review your submission for completeness and accuracy before submission.
6. Submit the filled form to the appropriate authority or department as specified in the policy.

Who needs Pre-clearance and Blackout Policy?

1. All employees engaged in projects that require disclosure or compliance with financial regulations.
2. Members of management who oversee communication during specified blackout periods.
3. Individuals involved in decision-making processes related to securities or financial instruments.

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What is the blackout period in banking?

A blackout period is duration of time when access to something usually available is prohibited. When a system administrator maintains a transaction blackout, for a period, transaction/ s are not accessible to users of the bank's retail and corporate or even to the system administrator users for a preset time period.

What is the blackout trading policy?

A blackout period in financial markets is a period when certain executives and employees are prohibited from buying or selling shares in their company or making changes to their pension plan investments. A blackout period usually comes before earnings announcements with company stock.

What is pre-trade clearance?

Pre-clearance is a prior approval required to be obtained by Designated Person from the Compliance Officer and should be taken before dealing in the securities of the Company. The form prescribed for obtaining pre-clearance is 'Enclosure 1 & 2' prescribed under the Code.

What is the black out rule?

A blackout period is a policy or rule setting a time interval during which certain actions are limited or denied. It is most commonly used to prevent company insiders from trading stock based on insider knowledge.

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What is Pre-clearance and Blackout Policy?

Pre-clearance and Blackout Policy refers to regulations that require certain individuals to obtain approval before engaging in trades or other transactions involving the company's securities, particularly during defined blackout periods.

Who is required to file Pre-clearance and Blackout Policy?

Individuals in management, board members, and other employees who have access to non-public information are typically required to file Pre-clearance and adhere to the Blackout Policy.

How to fill out Pre-clearance and Blackout Policy?

To fill out the Pre-clearance and Blackout Policy, individuals should provide details such as the type of transaction, the date, and any relevant identifiers, and submit the form to the designated compliance officer for approval.

What is the purpose of Pre-clearance and Blackout Policy?

The purpose is to prevent insider trading and ensure compliance with securities regulations by restricting trading activities during sensitive periods.

What information must be reported on Pre-clearance and Blackout Policy?

Individuals must report details such as their name, title, type of securities involved, transaction dates, and any relevant account information when filing for Pre-clearance.