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SVS Securities - shut down?
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jenwrendorset said:" Thank you for your reply. I can confirm that the ITI Capital “Custody Fee” which will be brought into effect from 23 October 2020, is based on the value of client portfolios (specifically 25 basis points per annum, or 0.25%).
Please see Page 5 of their Rate Card published on their website below for confirmation of this:
https://iticapital.com/assets/pdf/Rate-Card-october-2020.pdf
Therefore, if your BNN shares remain delisted and for the purposes of a valuation “worthless”, ITI should not charge you anything for continuing to hold them for you.
to see what options they are going to offer me
but as they dont answer any sort of communication, will probably have to go back via to LC
To get any sort of confirmation, especially if charges are going to be nil for the valueless shares
we will see what turns up! but wouldnt surprise me if Shiti refuse to hold our nil shares!
so dont know what happens then????
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RasputinB said:Sheris said:There was no member for the clients, I asked for a contact name or email to L&C in a email back in Febuary, I recivied a phone call the next day from a L&C mobile works number, did not want to put it in wrinting in a email to me, straight away I thought this is being covered up. Even told the person at L&C, I bet Andrew Poxon is already looking for his new Ferrari or Ranger Rover, no reply.
In a email it just states JSAs, so I replied back in a email " you have not answered my question " all that was stated was the committee, so my question was not answered in a email and conversation.
Why not answer a important question ? Who was acting on the behalf of the Clients ?1 -
Jamesram said:As regards the Creditors Committee, my recollection is that LC has stated that there were 4 people representing SVS client interests on the Committee, at least one being legally qualified and others having investor experience. I cannot recall the actual document but will check for it when I can.
https://www.leonardcurtis.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Client-and-Creditor-Committee-Information-30.10.2019.pdf
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My guess this one represented clients:
Mr Salam Alaswad
https://www.expertwitness.co.uk/expert/5dc2a4c878ad1f4a048b4567
Email: salam.alaswad@fxandcfd.com1 -
It is the responsibility of the Creditors Committee to monitor the progress of the administration on our behalf and to hold the Special Administrators to account. I'm not aware of the committee issuing any report to SVS clients or of LC publishing any minutes of the committee.
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pafpcg said:It is the responsibility of the Creditors Committee to monitor the progress of the administration on our behalf and to hold the Special Administrators to account. I'm not aware of the committee issuing any report to SVS clients or of LC publishing any minutes of the committee.0
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SSE dividends due on 18-sep-20 has not been credited either in Qort or Phoenix accounts yet.
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Todays Update -
Cash from the accounts has not yet reached the target ISAs. Dividends accrued with ITI need to be tallied and chased up.
Here's a summary - based on reading posts on this forum regularly -AJ Bell - 1 successful outcome posted
HL - Multiple people reported successful outcomes
iWeb - Multiple people reported successful outcomes
Interactive Brokers (USA) - 1 successful outcome posted. Basically as Phoenix is their platform, transfer is simpler.
Interactive Investors - 1 Partially successful outcome ?
HSBC - 1 partially successful outcome.
IG - 1 partially successful outcome posted.
Barclays - 1 successful outcome posted (settle date 25th) ?Equiniti - One member posted that Chris had informed him about valuations being sent this week
Jarvis X-o - No success yet
Any others that I maybe missing ?
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As regards the composition of the Creditors Committee, set up following the initial October 2019 meeting, I recall a Share Soc commentary at the time expressing satisfaction with the composition of the said committee. I cannot find it now, but I think it must have been in one of the Share Soc newsletters around that time.
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