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| October 2007 |
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Over 50,000 new trees take root As part of our mission to cut paper use, we’re encouraging shareholders to give us their e-mail addresses. To get the campaign growing, we joined forces with Trees for Life – a registered charity working to restore the Caledonian Forest. With a seedling for the first 100,000 e-mail addresses we received during our demutualisation campaign, we paid for 100,000 new trees. And our Shareholder News campaign at the end of last year boosted our donation to £150,000 – that’s a total of 150,000 seedlings. Trees for Life has planted 54,178 trees already, with more to come this autumn.
Double win for Group Secretariat at the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators (ICSA) Awards In October, Group Secretariat won two awards at the ICSA Awards 2007:
To find out more about the awards, visit the ICSA website. |
| July 2007 |
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![]() Bonus share awards On 10 July we awarded shareholders bonus shares – one for every 20 eligible shares they'd held continuously from the date of flotation to 10 July 2007. We recently sent out personalised bonus share statements or share certificates to all 1.5 million of these shareholders. |
| May 2007 |
We also collected bank details from almost 600,000 shareholders. This means instead of paying by cheque we can pay dividends directly into bank accounts – which is much faster and easier for our shareholders. Our first interim dividend of 3.8p per share will be paid on 30 November 2007. |
| April 2007 |
Our first AGM as a plc
Standard Life plc held its first Annual General Meeting as a listed company on 29 May. Over 300,000 of our shareholders voted – in person, online or by post. All resolutions were successfully passed and the AGM finished on a forward-looking note with our new Chairman, Gerry Grimstone, taking over from Sir Brian Stewart. |
| December 2006 |
Shareholder Newsletter Our first Shareholder News publication. |