Public access to the share ledger (Swedish: aktiebokens tillgänglighet or offentlighet) means the share ledger of a company that is not a CSD-registered company must be available at the company to anyone who wants to see it, not only to its shareholders.
The board is responsible for this. If the ledger is kept digitally, anyone can obtain a printout, and any fees for a copy follow from the Swedish Companies Act. An up-to-date share ledger makes it easier to show a current ownership picture.
A share ledger is a record of a company's shares and who its shareholders are.
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The board's responsibility for the share ledger means ensuring it is kept, retained and made available.
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The form of the share ledger refers to how it may be kept: digitally, in a bound book or loose-leaf.
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A share ledger extract is a document showing the share ledger at a specific point in time.
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