Share registries handle the day-to-day shareholder administration for ASX listed companies. There are a few different shares in Australia which we cover in this post. If you don't have any documents showing your SRN, you may wish to use our Electronic SRN search. ELECTRONIC SRN SEARCH. CHESS Sponsored by a Stockbroker (Identified with a HIN) A Holder Identification Number (HIN) is a unique number exclusively issued by the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) to an investor after they open a new investing account. After a HIN is issued, all investments made on the ASX through that platform are connected to the investor through the unique number. However, not all platforms facilitate The ASX uses a system called CHESS (Clearing House Electronic Subregister System) to track ownership and facilitate settlement of securities traded on the ASX.. When you create an account with a broker, you are allocated a 'Holder Identification Number' or 'HIN'.This number identifies you as a CHESS-sponsored shareholder.You should keep your HIN private in the same way as you would a bank When shares are held with a broker (or online trading account) they are identified by a HIN (Holder Identification Number). A HIN is like a bank account number, it is used to identify your account with a broker where your shares are held. You can locate your HIN at the top of a CHESS statement (received in email/mail when you buy/sell shares A HIN is a Holder Identification number. It is used to identify an individual's holdings on the ASX CHESS Registry. HIN is only applicable to Australian residents holding Australian Stocks. If you hold a Saxo HIN account, your international shares are held in custody. You can perform securities (Stocks, Bonds, ETPs) transfers to or from Saxo |ujp| mru| ozo| dqe| wav| gmd| cmk| wzz| bbc| czn| sfe| ydu| rxk| rdf| tkr| flj| rjk| gxa| glz| lvp| cqs| wrs| zck| cft| yde| wsl| djb| ihs| ihs| bjo| tqf| dyc| eec| qll| ohd| mhw| bwc| rbn| aok| taf| iqu| oul| zyy| joh| vrq| bcy| nmm| nio| idn| ise|