190922-SOP for issuance of duplicate share certificate (1)
190922-SOP for issuance of duplicate share certificate (1)
190922-SOP for issuance of duplicate share certificate (1)
Introduction
Issuance of duplicate share certificate is covered under Regulation 13(2) of the
SBI General Regulations, 1955 which reads as under:
“If any share certificate is alleged to be lost, or destroyed, then upon
production of such evidence of the loss or destruction thereof, as the
Central Board or its Executive Committee may consider satisfactory and
upon such indemnity with or without security as the Central Board or its
Executive Committee may require and on payment to the Bank of its costs,
charges, expenses of and incidental to the matter, a new certificate in lieu
thereof shall be given to the party entitled to such lost or destroyed
certificate.”
Issuance of Rupee 1 face value share certificate pursuant to stock split /
Merger of erstwhile Associate Banks with SBI
i. Pursuant to split in the face value of share from Rupees 10 Rupee 1, w.e.f.
22.11.2014, the Bank had dispatched Rupee 1 face value share certificate to
shareholders without requiring them to surrender Rupees 10 face value share
certificate. Rupees 10 face value share certificate has ceased to be valid from
the date of stock split.
ii. Similarly, pursuant to merger of erstwhile Associate Banks(e-ABs) with SBI
w.e.f. 01.04.2017, Rupee 1 face value share certificate was sent to shareholders
of erstwhile Associate Banks without requiring them to surrender share
certificate issued by erstwhile Associate Banks which ceased to be valid from
the date of merger.
iii. Many of these certificates were returned undelivered in the absence of non-
updating / proper KYC by the concerned shareholders. The same are in the
custody of the Registrar & Transfer Agent (RTA).
Rupee 1 face value share certificate dispatched but returned undelivered
In cases where shareholder reports non-receipt of Rupee 1 face value share
certificate and as per RTA records, the same is found retuned undelivered,
following procedure will be followed:
a) On receipt of request from the shareholder, RTA shall verify signature and
address of the shareholder provided in the request letter from its records and
if there is any mismatch, the same shall be advised to the shareholder with
the request to submit KYC and nomination updating documents as
Note:
In case of non-furnishing by the shareholder, Certificate no./Distinctive no./
Folio no. of reported lost/misplaced /stolen Rupee 1 face value share certificate,
RTA (upon written request by the shareholder shall provide the same, to the
shareholder only where the signature and the address of the shareholder match
with the RTA record. In case the signature and/or the address do not match, the
shareholder shall first be requested to comply with the KYC procedure and then
h) In case of non-receipt of demat request from the claimant(s) within 120 days
of the date of issue of the Letter of Confirmation, the securities shall be
credited to Unclaimed Securities Suspense Demat Account of the Bank.
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