• Georgeson is committed to providing "universal access" to all its web services and online documents.

    We have recently upgraded our website to work towards meeting the standards provided in the W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) guidelines. All reasonable efforts have been made to accommodate priority 1, 2 and 3 of these guidelines.

    View our system requirem​ents page to see the complete list of web browsers that we support.

    Individuals requiring assistance with access to a service or document beyond those already provided should contact us.

    To enable us to respond in a timely manner, please indicate the nature of your accessibility issue, the web address of the requested material, and your contact information.​​

  • Georgeson is a global organization, operating different websites for different regions and countries. You can change which website and language you are viewing at any time by using the 'Region' drop down box in the upper right of each page. If you are visiting our site as an investor, ensure you have selected the region in which the company whose securities you own is located (not the country where you are located).

    If your browser is set up to accept cookies, the site always defaults to the country that you initially selected when you first came to the site. To change your default country, choose 'Select Default Country' from the 'Region' drop down box.​​

  • Georgeson’s Employee Handbook contains a Gifts and Entertainment Policy. Employees and Directors are not permitted to receive gifts with a value of over $100 from vendors or suppliers or give gifts to clients with a value in excess of $100 without prior written approval. Additionally, under no circumstances is a gift of cash or other form of “money” (e.g., gift voucher, check) allowed.  Employees and Directors may accept meals and entertainment where business is conducted, including vendor/supplier sponsored dinners, recreational, sporting or theatrical events, that are of reasonable value considering the nature and frequency of occasion (e.g., annual tennis tournament, motor racing, etc.).

    All Gifts & Entertainment received and or given above $100 are required to be entered within a Register. Staff must complete the relevant fields including sufficient detail to allow the request to be reviewed and then submitted for approval. Depending upon the estimated value of the submission, it will be either be sent to a Line Manager or Regional President. The Approver then has the option of accepting, rejecting, or reassigning the submission.

    The giving and receiving of Gifts and Entertainment can build goodwill in business relationships, but some Gifts and Entertainment can create improper influence (or the appearance of improper influence). Some gifts can even be seen as bribes that tarnish  Georgeson’s reputation for fair dealing or break the law.  The Code of Ethics policy applies to Georgeson and its employees.  It is vital that all staff who handle personal information understand the fundamental principles and the practical requirements for complying with the ethics rules.

  • ​Which Browsers do we support and where can you find an updated Browser?

    The Georgeson website is best viewed by browsers that have a certain level of support for the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) web standards for xhtml 1.1 and CSS level 2. Below is a list of browsers that we support, meaning the set of browsers that we perform our regular user interface testing against.

    Browsers supp​​orted

    ​Web Browser ​Download Web Sites
    ​​Microsoft Internet Explorer - 
    Version 8 and above    		 ​Windows
    ​​Mozilla Firefox - Current Version ​Windows and Mac
    ​Apple Safari - Version 7 and above ​Mac
    ​Google Chrome - Current Version ​Windows and Mac

     

    ​What is Acrobat Reader and where can you download it?

    Adobe Acrobat Reader™ is free (and freely distributable) software that lets you view and print Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) files, just as the originator of the document designed them to be seen.

    The forms contained on this site require the installation of Adobe Acrobat Reader. To learn more about Acrobat Reader and to download the software please click here.

    What is a Style Sheet and where can I get more information about Style Sheets?

    A Style Sheet is a method of describing the layout (typeface, colour, background, etc) of multiple documents in a single place. Our web site uses this common technology to present data in a consistent manner across the entire site.

    To learn more about Style Sheets please go to WEBOPEDIA

    What is a Cookie and where can I get more information about Cookies?

    A cookie is a small bit of text that the server asks permission to store on your computer's hard drive. If you agree, your browser adds the text in a small file. With Microsoft Internet Explorer, each cookie is stored in a separate file, and with Netscape Navigator the cookies are all stored in one file. This cookie allows the web server to store information about your current session.

    Cookies are harmless, occupying just a few bytes in a text file on your hard drive. Cookies can be read only by the site that posted them. They only contain information you have already given to the site. They CANNOT search your system for any information, nor can they contain viruses.

    Cookies cannot be stolen - Part of the information contained in a cookie is the identity of the server it can be sent to. It can be sent to that server, and to no other.

    To learn more about Cookies please go to WEBOPEDIA

    To learn more about how we use cookies, click here.

    What is a Javascript and where can I get more information about Javascript?

    Javascript is a client-side scripting language which allows the web server to provide a more interactive and streamlined user experience. You must have Javascript enabled to use our web site.

    Javascript suport has been provided as standard in all recent versions (version 4 and above) of Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator, however Javascript support must be enabled for it to function - this may not be the case by default.

    To learn more about Javascript please go to WEBOPEDIA

    What is an ASP Page and where can I get more information on ASP?

    Active Server Pages (ASP) is a server-side technology which allows the web server to provide dynamic content which is tailored to each user accessing each page on a web site. In combination with Javascript at the client-side it provides the user with a customised visit suited to their tastes.

    To learn more about Active Server Pages please go to WEBOPEDIA

    What security precautions are in place to protect my personal information?

    You are required to authenticate yourself by providing some security details before you may access any sensitive information. Multiple incorrect attempts at validation result in a lockout from the information.

    Once your details have been validated all data sent between the web server and your browser (and back again) is encrypted using the industry-standard Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol. This means that it is virtually impossible for anyone intercepting the data (as it travels between the web server and your web browser) to decipher the data and work out what it means. This is the same encryption used to transmit Credit Cards, etc, over the internet when buying merchandise online.

    To learn more about encryption please go to WEBOPEDIA


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