The phrase "shareholder registry" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a record or list of individuals or entities who hold shares in a company. Example: The company's shareholder registry showed a significant increase in the number of investors during the past year.
The only proof of ownership was a shareholders' registry, quite often a handwritten book that was held by the company.
Depending on how far they decide to take the investigation, regulators may examine shareholders' registry and trading records, and interview voters and find out how they obtained their shares, the analyst added.
Bailiffs this week visited shareholder and asset registries, only to find that they had been moved to the regional subsidiaries.
In other cases, firms issued new shares, free to some of their shareholders, without informing the others".Mann responds for Sibneft: "Any registrar system based on people, pen and paper is open to human error but Sibneft has never had a policy of crossing shareholders off its registry".
Law enforcement agents, meanwhile, searched the office that keeps the main registry of Yukos shareholders on Wednesday and revisited Yukos headquarters to retrieve more documents.
That day, court bailiffs, backed by the paramilitary police, raided an office that keeps the main registry of Yukos shareholders -- potentially a guide to which assets to seize.
According to the Companies House registry in the UK, the equal shareholders in this new company were Shiny Trends (incorporated by Shiny co-founders Chris Price, Ashley Norris and Katie Lee last year) and Cansas Digital Ventures (a new registered name for Shiny Media's venture funder Brightstation since August 2007).
The information comes from a leak of 1.3m files from the Bahamas corporate registry, which has brought to light the names of directors and shareholders at nearly 176,000 shell companies, trusts and foundations located in the Caribbean tax haven.
"We were big shareholders of Network Solutions," Mr. Goff explained, referring to the Internet company that until last year controlled the registry of domain names.
