Your drawing a long bow there robbo whether they used Link or Computer share its up to the registry to sort it out that's their job.
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Your drawing a long bow there robbo whether they used Link or Computer share its up to the registry to sort it out that's their job.
Phone ANZ Securities on 0800 805777 opt 1 if you want actual times of the trade, otherwise attaching copies of your contract note(s) should suffice. It might seem odd that it's down to the second but that's because compensation is tied to whether or not you could've seen their market announcements - e.g. on 16/10 at 10:20am, PEB announced their PE Agreement with National Provider Network FedMed.
https://www.anzsecurities.co.nz/Dire...spx?id=3457369
I like your enthusiasm but I am confident that my email to ANZ Securities asked for exactly what I needed. I'll need a hard copy anyway because the compensation claim form asks for evidence.
Edit: Contract note emails are delayed which means the pivotal second-by-second analysis may be flawed.
If you sold some PEB on any of the dates within scope for compensation, you could do what I did - attach to your claim a copy of the contract note (dated but with no mention of trade time) and let PEB/Link investigate down to the actual second if they want to.
I need the evidence so that I can make an informed and educated compensation claim that complies with the requirements on the claim form.
I cannot calculate my net selling position unless I know the timing of my trades.
Therefore, I cannot provide evidence to support my net selling position.
Therefore, I cannot make a truthful and honest claim as to my net selling position without the timing of my trades.
Further, Link Market told me they do not have records of the timing of trades. So how can they investigate even if they want to?
Robbo - the only documented evidence asked for by Link Services is a copy of your contract notes. If for good conscience you want certainty around the timing of any particular trade then contact your broker. I did mine and they were able to see not only the time of my order but also the actual time of each market trade. If you're with ANZS then phone them on 0800 805777 opt #1, and ask.
Im afraid its both options,in many cases.
Miner -The reason 1c is relevant is because it is selling on market at lower than the rights issue price.
Maybe that ground will be made up,but it does not bid well for the next few weeks---Man cannot live on faith alone--and that is what has been asked for a while now.
Now back to more cheerful subjects --like compensation