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Thanks and welcome @Fact FinderHi everyone
Still coming to grips with how this will work but thought I would post the response I received from the CFO of Brainchip to the question what does the DTC achievement actually mean to Brainchip and its shareholders as my first contribution:
This one was something we put a ton of work into months ago and then Covid killed the DTC! Our application sat there literally for months which was very upsetting and disappointing considering the amount of work and the cost that went into it. But finally it has happened.
There are a few websites that actually explain it all very well but if I were to put it into simple terms, I would explain it as follows:
When our shares are traded on the OTCQX, the settling and clearing process is happening on the ASX because we had no access to the automated, electronic, clearinghouse system in the US. Because of this, the number of firms/institutions that could access our shares was very limited and the transaction fees were very expensive. Many of these firms can only deal in the securities of DTC members.
By joining DTC and having the ability to settle and clear locally in USD, and by having a local US based transfer agent (or registry as it’s called there), and without the need to settle and clear on the ASX (CHESS), all DTC member firms and institutions now have easy access to our shares. Previously, if you were to purchase the BRCHF shares, you would likely see an additional fee of up to $55 (USD) tacked on to the cost of your trade to cover the costs of administering these trades. That is no longer the case.
I tested it today and noted that the fee to trade was $6.95/trade. With the increase in the number of eligible firms having access to our shares combined with a dramatic decline in transaction fees, we should see increased demand for the shares. It’s all aimed at increasing our exposure in the US. The more places our name pops up, the better!
Last but not least, DTC eligibility is a requirement of all the major exchanges in the US. If the company were to pursue a duel listing at some point in the future, this would be another step in the right direction although the ADR is the perfect instrument for that already.
This was posted over on HC as well but as I am moderated whenever I post anything direct from the company on the basis it is unsubstantiated even though it comes with confirmation that the company is happy for me to post it is presented as my idea of what the reply would be and I invite posters to check how accurate my idea is directly with the company.
I think I will retain my sign off that everything is just my anonymous opinion and so DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
Hey mate I’ve not had the chance to tell you how much I enjoy reading your posts since I was banned, but here goesHi everyone
Still coming to grips with how this will work but thought I would post the response I received from the CFO of Brainchip to the question what does the DTC achievement actually mean to Brainchip and its shareholders as my first contribution:
This one was something we put a ton of work into months ago and then Covid killed the DTC! Our application sat there literally for months which was very upsetting and disappointing considering the amount of work and the cost that went into it. But finally it has happened.
There are a few websites that actually explain it all very well but if I were to put it into simple terms, I would explain it as follows:
When our shares are traded on the OTCQX, the settling and clearing process is happening on the ASX because we had no access to the automated, electronic, clearinghouse system in the US. Because of this, the number of firms/institutions that could access our shares was very limited and the transaction fees were very expensive. Many of these firms can only deal in the securities of DTC members.
By joining DTC and having the ability to settle and clear locally in USD, and by having a local US based transfer agent (or registry as it’s called there), and without the need to settle and clear on the ASX (CHESS), all DTC member firms and institutions now have easy access to our shares. Previously, if you were to purchase the BRCHF shares, you would likely see an additional fee of up to $55 (USD) tacked on to the cost of your trade to cover the costs of administering these trades. That is no longer the case.
I tested it today and noted that the fee to trade was $6.95/trade. With the increase in the number of eligible firms having access to our shares combined with a dramatic decline in transaction fees, we should see increased demand for the shares. It’s all aimed at increasing our exposure in the US. The more places our name pops up, the better!
Last but not least, DTC eligibility is a requirement of all the major exchanges in the US. If the company were to pursue a duel listing at some point in the future, this would be another step in the right direction although the ADR is the perfect instrument for that already.
This was posted over on HC as well but as I am moderated whenever I post anything direct from the company on the basis it is unsubstantiated even though it comes with confirmation that the company is happy for me to post it is presented as my idea of what the reply would be and I invite posters to check how accurate my idea is directly with the company.
I think I will retain my sign off that everything is just my anonymous opinion and so DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
Hi everyone
Still coming to grips with how this will work but thought I would post the response I received from the CFO of Brainchip to the question what does the DTC achievement actually mean to Brainchip and its shareholders as my first contribution:
This one was something we put a ton of work into months ago and then Covid killed the DTC! Our application sat there literally for months which was very upsetting and disappointing considering the amount of work and the cost that went into it. But finally it has happened.
There are a few websites that actually explain it all very well but if I were to put it into simple terms, I would explain it as follows:
When our shares are traded on the OTCQX, the settling and clearing process is happening on the ASX because we had no access to the automated, electronic, clearinghouse system in the US. Because of this, the number of firms/institutions that could access our shares was very limited and the transaction fees were very expensive. Many of these firms can only deal in the securities of DTC members.
By joining DTC and having the ability to settle and clear locally in USD, and by having a local US based transfer agent (or registry as it’s called there), and without the need to settle and clear on the ASX (CHESS), all DTC member firms and institutions now have easy access to our shares. Previously, if you were to purchase the BRCHF shares, you would likely see an additional fee of up to $55 (USD) tacked on to the cost of your trade to cover the costs of administering these trades. That is no longer the case.
I tested it today and noted that the fee to trade was $6.95/trade. With the increase in the number of eligible firms having access to our shares combined with a dramatic decline in transaction fees, we should see increased demand for the shares. It’s all aimed at increasing our exposure in the US. The more places our name pops up, the better!
Last but not least, DTC eligibility is a requirement of all the major exchanges in the US. If the company were to pursue a duel listing at some point in the future, this would be another step in the right direction although the ADR is the perfect instrument for that already.
This was posted over on HC as well but as I am moderated whenever I post anything direct from the company on the basis it is unsubstantiated even though it comes with confirmation that the company is happy for me to post it is presented as my idea of what the reply would be and I invite posters to check how accurate my idea is directly with the company.
I think I will retain my sign off that everything is just my anonymous opinion and so DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
Great to see you here FFLots of great information was shared on BRN HC threads so I will keep an eye and bring across things such as the following:
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In this webinar, we provide you with insights and how‑to's of “good air” based on different standards, plus Renesas solutions based on AI‑algorithms. The webinar will also show a live demo for typical air‑quality applications.
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Very funny but I loved there movies as well.Hey mate I’ve not had the chance to tell you how much I enjoy reading your posts since I was banned, but here goes
NO WAY! That piece of Shite! lol. #4If you ever wanted a list that describes how twisted the ASX is. This is it! @Yak52 look who's at No.5
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Brilliant.....ZeebotSo just one little note - I’m sure the dopes will make their appearance at some point. If you see a troll, report their post, and I have something special in store for them
His presentations are awesome .. love watching his enthusiasm and always smilingNO WAY! That piece of Shite! lol. #4
Gods a funny bugger heh, puts the turds @ the top of the pool and then sits back and laughs at us mortal souls. lol.
On a GOD NOTE #11 is our mate ole from Utube , ASX Investor. Should get him on here Zebot.
Hi CyberHi Z
I chucked HC in early last year because it was clear for some time the platform was no longer fit for purpose. Mind you that doesn't mean I could afford to turn a blind eye on all the brilliant research being done by the leading lights.
Anyway thank you for this wonderful new forum.
My only complaint is it's long overdue.
Rocket - good 2 see u here mate, You should post your NASA findings here...
FF, Thanks mate - here anything relevant doesnt get moderated.....Hi everyone
Still coming to grips with how this will work but thought I would post the response I received from the CFO of Brainchip to the question what does the DTC achievement actually mean to Brainchip and its shareholders as my first contribution:
This one was something we put a ton of work into months ago and then Covid killed the DTC! Our application sat there literally for months which was very upsetting and disappointing considering the amount of work and the cost that went into it. But finally it has happened.
There are a few websites that actually explain it all very well but if I were to put it into simple terms, I would explain it as follows:
When our shares are traded on the OTCQX, the settling and clearing process is happening on the ASX because we had no access to the automated, electronic, clearinghouse system in the US. Because of this, the number of firms/institutions that could access our shares was very limited and the transaction fees were very expensive. Many of these firms can only deal in the securities of DTC members.
By joining DTC and having the ability to settle and clear locally in USD, and by having a local US based transfer agent (or registry as it’s called there), and without the need to settle and clear on the ASX (CHESS), all DTC member firms and institutions now have easy access to our shares. Previously, if you were to purchase the BRCHF shares, you would likely see an additional fee of up to $55 (USD) tacked on to the cost of your trade to cover the costs of administering these trades. That is no longer the case.
I tested it today and noted that the fee to trade was $6.95/trade. With the increase in the number of eligible firms having access to our shares combined with a dramatic decline in transaction fees, we should see increased demand for the shares. It’s all aimed at increasing our exposure in the US. The more places our name pops up, the better!
Last but not least, DTC eligibility is a requirement of all the major exchanges in the US. If the company were to pursue a duel listing at some point in the future, this would be another step in the right direction although the ADR is the perfect instrument for that already.
This was posted over on HC as well but as I am moderated whenever I post anything direct from the company on the basis it is unsubstantiated even though it comes with confirmation that the company is happy for me to post it is presented as my idea of what the reply would be and I invite posters to check how accurate my idea is directly with the company.
I think I will retain my sign off that everything is just my anonymous opinion and so DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA