Stock Exchanges Control Amendment Act | Act 71 of 1996 — South Africa law | Esheria

Stock Exchanges Control Amendment Act

This section amends Section I of the Stock Exchanges Control Act, 1985 by changing definitions of “listed securities” and “securities.”

Jurisdiction
South Africa
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Act 71 of 1996
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
en
Updated
Official source
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advertising application fees appointment of auditors canvassing client funds committee decision-making corporate capacity corporate restructuring debt recovery filing and reporting obligations guarantee fund investment management issuer representations licensing listed securities member contributions payment deposits property prudential requirements record audit registrar approval regulatory approval regulatory compliance regulatory fines +11 more

Statute overview

About this statute

This section amends Section I of the Stock Exchanges Control Act, 1985 by changing definitions of “listed securities” and “securities.” A stock exchange becomes a juristic person when it is first licensed and may sue, be sued, hold property, and do things needed for its powers and functions, subject to the Act and its rules. This provision amends section 11A by replacing wording about how surplus assets may be distributed. Members with one or more clients must keep a separate trust account at a bank, or use one maintained by their stock exchange, and must deposit client payments into it on the day received or with same-day value. The committee may not remove, suspend, or omit securities or prices from the relevant list on a ground unless the issuer has had a chance to make representations.

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