SPB Exchange plans to start paying dividends on foreign-traded shares from mid-August. This was announced by the head of the exchange, Roman Goryunov, during a speech on the Finam Premium YouTube channel.

SPB Exchange announced plans to start paying dividends on foreign stocks

In March, the European deposits Clearstream and Euroclear blocked the accounts of the Russian National Payments Depository (NSD), as a result of which Russian investors stopped receiving dividends on foreign shares accounted for in this depository.

In connection with the incident, SPB Exchange, in accordance with the order of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation, transferred such foreign shares to non-commercial accounts of clients. Foreign securities accounted for in other deposits continued to trade.

“Due to the presence of those blocked, we are now unable to pay all the remaining values. One of the positive news for investors regarding the block is that after the technological improvements, we will be able to pay dividends for the part that is not in the non-commercial tranches. This will probably happen in mid-August. From the moment the papers are separated in the blocked section, we will be able to pay money, ”said Goryunov (quote from RIA Novosti).

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anastasia mariana

Source: RB

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