Société Générale
Group
One of the leading financial services Groups in the euro zone.
Nearly 135,000 people worldwide as end of 2007.
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Stock exchange listing
Société Générale's shares are listed on the
Paris Stock Exchange (deferred settlement market, continuous
trading group A, share code 13080) and on the Tokyo stock exchange.
They are also traded in the United States under an American
Depositary Receipt (ADR) program.
Stock market indexes
The Société Générale share is a component stock
of the CAC 40, DJ STOXX 50, DJ EURO STOXX 50, MSCI Europe, FTSE
Eurotop, FTSE4GOOD et Dow Jones Sustainability Index World
indexes.
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Historic of the Société Générale net dividend per share paid since 1998 (in euros), payment year on behalf of previous year exercice closed on December 31st
For dividends paid in 1998 to 2005, individual investors had
a tax credit of 50%.
Société Générale share stock market
performance compared with EUROStoxx Bank index and CAC 40
(excl. dividends)
September 30, 2008 closing price: EUR 62.00
How to run an order ?
Tu buy or sell bearer shares, contact your financial intermediary
(Société Générale or any other bank agency,
stock-market company, online broker).
In France, running an order has a price, to know more, contact
Société Générale, Crédit du Nord,
Boursorama, or your financial intermediary.
Types of shareholding in France
Your shares are registered on a securities account under
your name, in three possible forms:
- As “bearer shares”: the account is managed by your bank or financial intermediary, be it Société Générale or another.
- As “administered registered shares”: the account is also managed by your financial intermediary, but what’s more, the shares are registered in the books of the issuing company, who can thus send you information on a regular basis as well as your entry card to the Annual General Meeting. You do not need to ask for a stock certificate to attend the AGM.
- If you own “registered shares” they are not held on a securities account, but directly registered in the books of the issuer or of its registrar.
Registered shares advantages:
- Invitation for every Société Générale Annual General Meeting of Shareholders
- Double voting rights for Société Générale shares which have been registered for two years
- Free of annual custody charges 1
- Reduced brokerage fees
- Secured access to our online service Nominet and phone service Nomilia (0 825 820 000 -0,125 €/mn- or + 33 2 51 85 67 89)
- Invitation to shareholder meetings in France
- Information on Société Générale financial operations (capital incease, bond issues, etc.).
Registered share guide To buy registered shares To transfer bearer shares
1 Registered Société Générale
shares, but also other securities issued by the Group
(Société Générale bearer share,
Société Générale or Crédit du Nord mutual
funds, Boursorama shares…etc.) deposited on a
Société Générale securities account are free of
custody charges.
