Share register
 
By law shareholders cannot exercise their participation rights at general meetings unless they are entered in the share register.
 
Why register?
By entering their name in this register, shareholders receive additional rights and simplify the administration of the shares they hold. The advantages of registration include the following:

  • the shareholder receives legal participation rights at the AGM
  • transfers of registered shares are recorded
  • shareholder data is actively managed
  • the invitation to the AGM is sent directly to the shareholder along with the agenda containing up-to-date figures from the share register.


The share register is updated daily thanks to a direct link to the Swiss securities giro system.
Entry in the register
Shares held in a Swiss Life Holding safekeeping account or by a bank and which have not yet been entered in the share register in the owner’s name can be registered using the application form. This form can also be requested from Shareholder Services.

You can then exercise your voting rights at the next Swiss Life Holding general meeting, in person or by proxy.