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edev

01/12/12 2:30 PM

#357029 RE: Lucullus #357027

Leider nicht :-(
But is seems that there is some kind of transfer system, and it is probalby similar to the US system. go to any broker and ask them how it works. Perhaps it is very simple, but I don't want to leave it to chance. I know that my bank (BBVA in Spain) use Bank of New York to hold their US shares. Perhaps your bank does the same thing. The easiest solution, IMHO, is for Bank of New York to act on my behalf (and on behalf of anyone else that has shares held their by their European bank. But I don't know anyone in New York that can ask, and my own bank have been totally useless. The broker insists that I must talk to the bank official that handles my account, and she knows absolutely NOTHING about shares. She is willing to provide me with a letter saying that they hold shares on my behalf, but it seems that is no use to me, as I must act through a broker! I'm going around in circles and getting nowhere fast!

maekuz

01/12/12 2:40 PM

#357033 RE: Lucullus #357027

I think Deutsche Bank does. Im not a 100% sure but i think i got ballots from them the last time.

EDIT: I mean maxblue by Deutsche Bank

MasterBlastr

01/12/12 3:53 PM

#357061 RE: Lucullus #357027

E*Trade is worldwide.