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Annual Report 2004 - Georgian Stock Exchange

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<strong>Georgian</strong> Central<br />

Securities Depository<br />

In <strong>2004</strong> the <strong>Georgian</strong> Central Securities Depository (GCSD) was<br />

reorganized into a Joint <strong>Stock</strong> Company. Four leading <strong>Georgian</strong><br />

commercial banks, which represent an integral part of the GSE<br />

and GCSD clearing-settlement system, became its shareholders<br />

along with the GSE.<br />

PRIMARY FUNCTIONS<br />

The primary functions of the GCSD are:<br />

_ Providing nominee ownership of both corporate<br />

and government securities and performing<br />

clearing and settlement of securities transactions<br />

executed on the GSE;<br />

_ Opening, maintenance, and closing securities<br />

accounts in accordance to its rules;<br />

_ Facilitating settlement of securities transactions<br />

without physical delivery of securities certificates;<br />

_ As an SRO, preparing rules for its members and<br />

supervising compliance with such rules;<br />

_ Appling sanctions provided for in its inner regulations,<br />

rules, and charter against members for noncompliance<br />

issues.<br />

_ Providing settlement of off-stock-exchange<br />

trades (including on DVP basis);<br />

V. Blocking operations:<br />

_ Blocking to retain a pledge;<br />

_ Removal of blocking (except for trades);<br />

_ Blocking to participate in trading;<br />

_ Issuance of an account statement from the blocking<br />

account at the request of an account holder;<br />

_ Issuance of pledge evidence;<br />

VI. Securities transfers not related with Blocking operations<br />

or trading (gifts, inheritances, etc.):<br />

_ Transfer from one safekeeping account to<br />

another.<br />

SERVICES<br />

GCSD provides the following basic services to its<br />

members and other securities market participants:<br />

I. Opening/Maintenance/Closure of the Safekeeping,<br />

Trading, and Blocking securities accounts of the<br />

following types:<br />

PRE- AND POST- TRADING SESSION TRANSACTIONS<br />

GSE requires 100% pre-deposit of cash and securities<br />

through the GCSD prior to submitting offers to buy or<br />

sell securities on the GSE Trading System, in order to<br />

eliminate counterpart/execution risk in the beginning<br />

stages of market development.<br />

ANNUAL REPORT <strong>2004</strong><br />

_ Member's proprietary account;<br />

_ Direct accounts for private and legal persons;<br />

_ Broker-client accounts;<br />

II. Admission/Suspension of securities; review and fulfillment<br />

of related requirements;<br />

III. Import/Export Operations on securities:<br />

_ Providing nominee ownership of securities;<br />

_ Depositing of securities;<br />

_ Withdrawal of securities;<br />

IV. Clearing and Settlement:<br />

_ Providing clearing and settlement of stock<br />

exchange transactions (for any stock exchange) on<br />

DVP (Delivery vs. Payment) basis;<br />

All securities transactions conducted on the GSE are<br />

automatically forwarded to the GCSD for clearing<br />

and settlement. The GCSD has entered into agreements<br />

with four leading <strong>Georgian</strong> commercial banks<br />

to effect cash settlement of securities transactions<br />

conducted on the GSE. These settlement banks are<br />

the United <strong>Georgian</strong> Bank, Cartu Bank, Bank of<br />

Georgia, and TBC Bank. The GCSD maintains<br />

accounts with these four banks and requires its members<br />

to open Proprietary as well as Client accounts<br />

with each of these banks (members are required to<br />

segregate their own funds from those of their clients).<br />

Prior to submitting offers to buy securities on the GSE<br />

Trading System, a member has to transfer sufficient<br />

funds to the account of the GCSD. When trades are<br />

concluded on the GSE, the GCSD ensures that the<br />

funds are transferred back to the members'<br />

accounts. This mechanism of clearing and settlement<br />

enables DVP settlement of trades executed on<br />

the GSE practically in T+0.<br />

20 <strong>Georgian</strong> <strong>Stock</strong> <strong>Exchange</strong> JSC<br />

<strong>Georgian</strong> Central Securities Depository JSC

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