Corporate sponsored nominee service
The GSK corporate sponsored nominee service is a convenient way to manage your GSK shares without a share certificate.
The service
- The service is provided by Computershare and is open to residents of Permitted Countries who are aged 18 years or over. The Permitted Countries list may be updated from time to time with the current list displayed on Computershare’s website.
- It provides a facility for shareholders to remove their shares from the GSK share register and hold them together with other shareholders in a nominee company sponsored by GSK.
- Shareholders participating in this service continue to receive dividend payments, annual reports and can attend and vote at GSK’s general meetings.
- The shareholder is still the beneficial owner of the shares and simply instructs the nominee to buy/sell or transfer the holding on its behalf.
- The service is free to join and it ensures that shareholders details are not held in the public domain.
How to transfer the shares you hold into the GSK corporate sponsored nominee
If you currently hold GSK shares in a certificated form, you can transfer your holding into the GSK corporate sponsored nominee by downloading and completing a Request for Deposit (C-I) which is available on Investor Centre or www.computershare.co.uk/nominee. You will need to complete the form and send it together with your share certificate(s) to Computershare.
You are strongly advised to send your share certificate(s) and the form by recorded or registered post as your share certificate is a valuable document.
If it is lost in the post you will be required to complete an indemnity before your shares can be transferred into the Nominee account.
FAQs about this service
Contact our registrars
If the FAQs above do not resolve your query you can contact our registrars, Computershare. Their contact details can be found on the Investors contact details page.
