If your shares* are held in the Santander Nominee Service, then they can be sold through Shareview Dealing. … Please click here for details about Shareview Dealing by post, phone or online. Alternatively, you may also be able to sell your shares through a stockbroker or high-street bank with a share dealing facility.
To transfer shares from Equiniti please complete our ISA, Fund & Share or SIPP transfer form as well as an Equiniti transfer form, which can all be found in our useful documents section. Before transferring, please understand the risks and Terms and Conditions (including Tariff of Charges) of your investment.
Santander Nominee Service (SNS) dealing
A quick and easy one-off share dealing service for anyone in the Santander Nominee Service. You are able to trade online or by phone straightaway during market trading hours ‘at best’ or use ‘limit orders’ or ‘Stop loss’ instructions to set the price you want to trade at.
Will Santander pay a dividend in 2021?
The board of Banco Santander announced today its decision to make an interim distribution from 2021 earnings through a cash dividend and share buyback amounting to a total value c.€1.7 billion – equivalent to 40% of underlying profit for the first half of 2021.
See and manage your shares online by holding your shares in the Santander Nominee Service which gives you access to Santander Shareview. By logging into Santander Shareview you can: see your quarterly nominee statements and shareholding balance.
Online procedure
If shares are held with CDSL, there is an online facility for transfer of shares using the ‘EASIEST’ platform. One needs to register on this platform using the link, https://web.cdslindia.com/myeasi/Home/Login and providing existing demat account details.
It is free to transfer share certificates into your EQi account; alternatively, one-off trading for share certificates is available through Equiniti’s Shareview service.
Shares are like any other form of property, they can be transferred between individuals at any time. This can be done because of several reasons: The shareholder has died. They are trying to recoup investment.
Is Santander an ethical bank?
Charity Bank currently holds the top spot in the Good Shopping Guide index of ethical banks and building societies. Ecology Building Society and Triodos Bank follow in second and third place, whilst Santander, Bank of Scotland and Citibank are placed gold, silver and bronze in the least ethical league table.
Does Santander do investment banking?
Santander Corporate & Investment Banking (SCIB) is Santander’s global division that supports some of the world’s most complex and sophisticated corporate and institutional clients, offering customized services and value-added wholesale products to best meet their needs.
Is Santander a broker?
Santander Securities LLC is a registered broker-dealer, Member FINRA and SIPC and a Registered Investment Adviser. … Investors should consult with a financial, tax, or legal professional regarding their individual situation. Investments are subject to risk, including the loss of principal.
Shares of Madrid-based Banco Santander (NYSE:SAN) dropped 12.5% in July, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence. The drop came on the heels of an absolutely devastating Q2 2020 earnings report by the bank, which has operations around the globe, but particular exposure to Spain and Latin America.
Are Santander paying dividends?
Banco Santander SA said late Thursday that its board has approved a dividend of 2.75 European cents (3.23 U.S. cents) a share to be paid in cash.
The BP Registrar has changed and from 22 October 2012 the register is being maintained on behalf of the company by Link Asset Services. BP is working with Link Asset Services to enhance shareholder services and to help you manage your shareholdings easily and efficiently.