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The document provides information to issuers about the services of CHESS Depositary Nominees Pty Ltd and explains the CHESS Depositary Interests (CDIs), their features, and the rights of CDI holders.

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How to fill out Understanding CHESS Depositary Interests

1. Obtain your CHESS Depositary Interest (CDI) form from your broker or financial institution.
2. Read the instructions provided on the form carefully.
3. Fill in your personal details, including your name, address, and contact information.
4. Specify the number of shares or units you wish to acquire through the CDI.
5. Provide any required identification documents or evidence of ownership.
6. Review the terms and conditions related to CDIs.
7. Sign and date the form where indicated.
8. Submit the completed form to your broker or financial institution for processing.

Who needs Understanding CHESS Depositary Interests?

1. Investors wishing to trade shares of foreign companies listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX).
2. Individuals requiring a clear understanding of their rights and entitlements related to CDIs.
3. Financial advisors or brokers assisting clients in understanding the CDI process.
4. Regulatory bodies monitoring compliance with investment and trading laws.

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What is the difference between CDIs and shares?

One CDI represents one Share. CDIs are quoted and tradeable on the . CDIs cannot be traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange (“TSX”) or OTCQX (a tier of the over-the-counter stock market of OTC Markets Group Inc.), unless first converted into Shares.

What is a CDI holding?

A CDI is the instrument developed by a subsidiary of that gives investors the same beneficial interests in foreign companies and funds as holding these shares and funds directly on their foreign exchange.

How do depositary interests work?

CDIs are issued by CREST, and one CDI is the equivalent of one share of an eligible foreign stock. Under UK law, actual international shares cannot be dealt directly through CREST, and so the CDIs allow investors to trade in some foreign stocks. CDIs can be settled through CREST like a regular UK share.

What are CHESS depositary interests?

Chess Depositary Interests or CDIs are instruments traded on the Australian Stock Exchange () that allow non-Australian companies to list their shares on the exchange and use the exchange's settlement systems.

What is a CHESS depositary instrument?

To overcome this difficulty, developed a type of depositary receipt known as a CHESS Depositary Interest (“CDI”). CDIs allow Investors to obtain all the economic benefits of foreign financial products and Australian Government Bonds without actually holding legal title to those financial products.

What are depositary interests?

A CREST Depository Interest (CDI) is a UK investment that represents an investment listed on an international exchange. CREST (a securities depository for UK shares) issues CDIs and each of these is the equivalent of one share of the underlying company.

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What is Understanding CHESS Depositary Interests?

Understanding CHESS Depositary Interests refers to the knowledge of how the Clearing House Electronic Subregister System (CHESS) operates in relation to depositary interests, which represent ownership of underlying securities.

Who is required to file Understanding CHESS Depositary Interests?

Entities that hold or manage depositary interests on behalf of investors are typically required to file Understanding CHESS Depositary Interests, including brokers, custodians, and issuers.

How to fill out Understanding CHESS Depositary Interests?

To fill out Understanding CHESS Depositary Interests, one must provide accurate details about the depositary interests held, including the quantity, issuing company, and the identification of the beneficial owner.

What is the purpose of Understanding CHESS Depositary Interests?

The purpose of Understanding CHESS Depositary Interests is to provide a transparent mechanism for tracking and managing ownership of interests in underlying securities within the CHESS system.

What information must be reported on Understanding CHESS Depositary Interests?

The information that must be reported includes the identity of the depositary interest holders, the amount of interests held, transaction details, and any changes in ownership.