UKSA (UK Shareholders' Association) is the oldest shareholder campaigning organisation in the UK. We are a not for profit company that represents and supports shareholders who invest in the UK stock market.
By lobbying Government, the Financial Reporting Council, the Financial Conduct Authority and other bodies we strive to continually improve recognition and treatment for private investors.
UKSA and ShareSoc have submitted a joint response to the law Commission’s call for evidence on intermediated securities.
This was an excellent event, well organised by the FRC with about 80 attendees from ShareSoc and the UK Shareholders' Association.
Peter Parry and Cliff Weight have written a joint response on behalf of the UK Shareholders’ Association (UKSA) and the UK Individual Shareholders’ Society (ShareSoc). This has been submitted to the CMA. We made these key points:
The group reports on events of the last year and appeals for new members to carry on the fight here.
The Law Commission is consulting with stakeholders on intermediated securities (the system of nominee and beneficial shareholders). Following the initial consultation the Commission will implement a scoping study which will provide an accessible account of the law, a description of the corporate governance and other legal issues associated with intermediated securities and an assessment of whether the issues cause difficulties in practice. It will also aim to develop a consensus about issues to be addressed in the future.
Renewing your UKSA membership is quick and easy, ensuring uninterrupted access to all the advantages of membership.
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