ACCA Applied Skills · Corporate and Business Law (Global) · Company directors
Zeta Ltd wishes to appoint Ms Okoye as a director. Which of the following is the usual requirement on appointment of a director that Zeta Ltd should comply with?
Zeta Ltd should notify the company registry of the appointment and record Ms Okoye in its register of directors. Registration and record-keeping are the usual statutory formalities, whereas stock exchange licences, bank consent or court confirmation are not required.
- ANotify the company registry of the appointment and record her in the register of directorsCorrect
- BObtain a licence from the stock exchange
- CObtain the consent of the company's bank
- DWait for a court to confirm the appointment
Explanation
Companies must keep a register of directors and notify the registrar of new appointments within the prescribed time. A stock exchange licence, bank consent or court confirmation is not a general requirement for appointing a director.
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