Title
Policy on Cooperative Share Capital Subscription
Law
Cda Memorandum Circular No. 2013-04
Decision Date
Feb 7, 2013
CDA Memorandum Circular No. 2013-04 mandates cooperatives to implement a continuous share capital subscription policy, ensuring fair fines for unpaid capital, standardized share certificates, and prohibiting multiple share types or changes in par value.

Q&A (CDA MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. 2013-04)

Article 75 requires the by-laws of every cooperative to provide for a reasonable and realistic member capital build-up program to allow the continuing growth of members' investment as their economic conditions improve.

The purpose is to enable the continuous growth of members' investments in their cooperative as their economic conditions improve.

The by-laws may prescribe a fine on unpaid subscribed share capital, provided that such fine is fair and reasonable under the circumstances.

All cooperatives are enjoined to adopt a policy of continuing subscription on share capital, including requiring members to subscribe additional capital upon full payment of their initial subscription.

Cooperatives must execute a subscription agreement upon the admission of members and whenever additional subscriptions are made by members upon full payment of their initial subscription.

No, cooperatives are prohibited from increasing or decreasing the par value of the share capital by amending their Articles of Cooperation and By-laws.

The Memorandum Circular took effect immediately upon its approval on February 7, 2013.

It was approved by the CDA Board of Administrators through Board Resolution No. 047, s-2013, dated February 7, 2013, signed by the Chairman Emmanuel M. Santiaguel, Ph. D.


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