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For Main Board and GEM listed issuersMonthly Return of Equity Issuer on Movements in Securities For the month ended (dd/mm/yyyy) :28/02/2009To : Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing LimitedName of Issuer Date SubmittedHSBC Holdings plc 5 March 2009I. Movements in Authorised Share Capital1. Ordinary Shares (1) Stock code :5Description :Balance at close of preceding monthNo. of ordinary sharesPar value (State currency)15,000,000,000US$0.50Increase/(decrease)N/ABalance

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How to fill out non-cumulative preference shares

1. Gather all necessary company documentation, including the articles of incorporation and the prospectus.
2. Determine the amount of capital required and decide how many shares to issue.
3. Set the dividend rate for the non-cumulative preference shares.
4. Draft the terms and conditions of the shares, including voting rights, if any.
5. Prepare a subscription agreement that outlines the terms of the preferred shares.
6. Issue the shares to investors and collect payment.
7. Record the issuance of shares in the company's financial statements.

Who needs non-cumulative preference shares?

1. Companies looking to raise capital without diluting existing shareholders' voting rights.
2. Investors seeking a fixed return on investment with lower risk compared to common shares.
3. Businesses that require funds for specific projects while offering limited investor rights.

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What is non-cumulative preference shares?

Non-cumulative preference shares are a type of preference share that do not accumulate unpaid dividend payments. If a dividend is not declared in a given year, shareholders do not have the right to receive that dividend in the future.

Who is required to file non-cumulative preference shares?

Companies that issue non-cumulative preference shares are required to file reports with regulatory bodies to disclose their capital structure and any outstanding preference shares.

How to fill out non-cumulative preference shares?

Filling out non-cumulative preference shares typically involves providing details such as the number of shares issued, their value, the dividend rate, and the specific rights attached to those shares in a company's financial statements or dividend declarations.

What is the purpose of non-cumulative preference shares?

The purpose of non-cumulative preference shares is to provide a source of funding for companies that does not obligate them to pay dividends in years when they may not be profitable, thus offering greater financial flexibility.

What information must be reported on non-cumulative preference shares?

Companies must report information such as the total number of non-cumulative preference shares issued, the total amount of unpaid dividends (if any), dividend rates, the terms of any rights attached to the shares, and how these shares fit into the overall capital structure.