Safe Deposit of Securities Amendment Act | Act 70 of 1996 — South Africa law | Esheria

Safe Deposit of Securities Amendment Act

This section amends definitions in the principal Act, including key terms for accounts, repositories, depositary institutions, participants, and related securities records.

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Jurisdiction
South Africa
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Act 70 of 1996
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
en
Updated
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account definitions amendment attachment of securities cancellation central securities depositories central securities depository central securities depository governance cession in securitatem debiti client account notifications co-ownership corporate records custody depositary institutions depository institutions disclosure on request information sharing licensing ownership participant rights participant rules pledge registrar approval registration regulatory inspection +6 more

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This section amends definitions in the principal Act, including key terms for accounts, repositories, depositary institutions, participants, and related securities records. The Registrar may authorise people or categories of people to act as depositary institutions, and those institutions may have limited authority to redeposit securities unless the client says otherwise in writing. A depositary institution holding securities may keep securities of the same kind in one separate securities repository, instead of separately. A depositary institution must notify a client about entries made in the client’s securities account, and must disclose client holdings information on request unless the client directs otherwise in writing. If securities are deposited or accrue in a securities repository or central securities repository, the former owner becomes a co-owner and a written acknowledgement can serve as prima facie evidence of title.