Siddhartha Bank asks shareholders to claim pending dividends within one month

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Rabindra Bhattrai
Rabindra Bhattarai is a respected finance expert, widely known for his contributions to Nepal’s capital market through research, and authorship on stock market investment and financial...
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Many shareholders of Siddhartha Bank have not collected dividends that were declared more than five years ago. The bank has now issued a new reminder to claim them.

The bank has asked all shareholders to collect their pending cash dividends from different fiscal years. It has made it clear that they should not delay.

Shareholders have one month from the date of the notice to collect the money. To do this, they need to visit Siddhartha Capital, the bank’s share registrar, with the required documents.

If they do not claim the amount within the deadline, the money will be transferred to the Investor Protection Fund. After that, it may become more difficult to get it back.

The full list of unclaimed dividends is available on the bank’s official website. Shareholders are advised to check the details as soon as possible.

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Rabindra Bhattarai is a respected finance expert, widely known for his contributions to Nepal’s capital market through research, and authorship on stock market investment and financial management.
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