Mutual Institution Voting and Subscription Rights. If a CD is issued to you by an Insured Institution that is formed as a mutual organization (i.e., the depositors have an ownership interest in the organization) (“Mutual Institution”) for funds placed for you through CDARS, you may receive through us a notice of a meeting of the depositor members of that mutual institution. Because your CD will be identified on the books of the Mutual Institution in the name of the sub-custodian and not in your name, you will not be entitled to attend the meeting or vote by proxy. Under our agreement with the sub-custodian, the sub-custodian will forward meeting notices to us (for delivery to you) but it will not attend the meeting or vote by proxy. It is possible that the Mutual Institution also may send notice of its intention to convert to a stock institution, and provide for priority, nontransferable subscription rights for depositor members of the Mutual Institution to purchase stock in the conversion. Because your CD will be identified on the books of the Mutual Institution in the name of the sub-custodian and not in your name, you will not be entitled to exercise any subscription right to purchase the stock, or to vote on the conversion. The sub-custodian will not purchase any stock in the conversion. Accordingly, if you wish to receive meeting notices directly, attend meetings and vote (to convert from the mutual to stock form of ownership, form a mutual holding company or otherwise) with respect to a CD you have acquired from a Mutual Institution through CDARS, or if you wish to receive subscription rights in the event the Mutual Institution converts from mutual to stock form, you will have to dismiss us as custodian prior to the applicable record date (a date usually at least a year in advance from the date the Mutual Institution’s board of directors adopts a plan of conversion) and have your ownership of the CD recorded in your name directly on the books of the Mutual Institution that issued the CD.
Mutual Institution Voting and Subscription Rights. (a) Your funds may be placed in a Deposit Account at a Destination Institution that is in the mutual form of organization. Such a Deposit Account will be recorded on the records of the mutual institution in the name of the sub-custodian and not in your name. The sub-custodian will not attend or vote at any meeting of the depositor members of a mutual institution, or exercise any subscription rights in a mutual institution’s mutual-to-stock conversion, either on its own behalf or on your behalf. You hereby waive any right you may have to attend or vote at any meeting of the depositor members, or to receive or exercise any subscription rights you may have in the event that the mutual institution converts from mutual to stock form, even if your funds were on deposit in a Deposit Account as of an applicable record date.
Mutual Institution Voting and Subscription Rights. If a CD is issued to you by an Insured Institution in the mutual form of organization (“mutual institution”) for funds placed for you through CDARS, you may receive through us a notice of a meeting of the depositor members of that mutual institution. Because your CD is identified on the books of the mutual institution in the name of the sub-custodian and not in your name, you will not be entitled to attend the meet- ing or vote by proxy. Under agreements that we have entered into with the sub-cus- todian that holds your CDs in its name on your behalf, the sub-custodian will forward meeting notices to us (for delivery to you) but it will not attend the meeting or vote by proxy. It is possible that the mutual institution also may send notice of its intention to convert to a stock institution, and provide for priority, non-transferable subscription rights for depositor members of the mutual institution to purchase stock in the con- version. Because of the nature of our agreement with the sub-custodian, your CD will be identified on the books of the mutual institution in the name of the sub-custo- xxxx, and not in your name, and thus, you will not be entitled to exercise any sub- scription right to purchase the stock, or to vote on the conversion. The sub-custodi- an, which will own the subscription right, also will not purchase any stock in the con- version. Accordingly, if you wish to receive meeting notices directly, attend meetings and vote (to convert from the mutual to stock form of ownership, form a mutual holding company or otherwise) with respect to a CD you have acquired from a mutual institu- tion through CDARS, or wish to receive subscription rights in the event the mutual institution converts from mutual to stock form, you will have to dismiss us as custodi- an prior to the applicable record date (a date usually at least a year in advance from the date the mutual institution’s board of directors adopts a plan of conversion) and have your ownership of the CD recorded in your name directly on the books of the mutual institution that issued the CD.
Mutual Institution Voting and Subscription Rights. (a) Your funds may be placed in a CD at a Destination Institution that is in the mutual form of organization. Such a CD will be recorded on the records of the mutual institution in the name of the sub- custodian and not in your name. The sub-custodian will not attend or vote at any meeting of the depositor members of a mutual institution, or exercise any subscription rights in a mutual institution’s mutual-to-stock conversion, either on its own behalf or on your behalf. You hereby waive any right you may have to attend or vote at any meeting of the depositor members, or to receive or exercise any subscription rights you may have in the event that the mutual institution converts from mutual to stock form, even if your funds were on deposit in a CD as of an applicable record date.
