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dematerialize
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Investors have the option of lodging their stocks for dematerialisation either directly with the registrar or through their broker.
How to buy and sell shares by Gulf News (United Arab Emirates)
The module requires that the clearing houses and securities depositories be independent joint stock companies and licensed as financial institutions, subject to the CBB law and regulations, and facilitating the ongoing dematerialisation of securities in the kingdom.
Efficiency push by Gulf Daily News (Manama, Bahrain)
Abdul Rahman Al-Baker, Executive Director of Financial Institutions at the CBB said, "The Module requires that the clearing houses and securities depositories to be independent joint stock companies and licensed as financial institutions, subject to the CBB Law and regulations, and facilitating the ongoing dematerialisation of securities in the Kingdom.
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