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Sudeepa Posted 12 years ago
Letter Writing

Need better formats for writing these business letters

I like to verify formats , written English and tone in which the letters have been written . I do not like to sound too polite neither too rude .

Letter1
Date
To
The Manager
....... Bank
....... Branch

Sub: Requesting closure of DMat a/c numbered ....... with DP ID ,,,,,,

Dear Sir/ Madam
I hold a DMat a/c numbered ..... with DP ID ...with your esteemed branch. I have shares whose ISIN have been suspended, there . I would like to close this a/c .
Please take note and take needful actions .
Yours Sincerely
Sudeepa

Letter 2 < Asking for information from the Company about suspended ISIN >
Date
To
The Director
..............Company
................Address

Sub : Requesting for information about company's planning to restore their ISIN number.

Dear Sir/ Madam
I have shares of your company in my D. Mat a/ which I plan to close . Since your company has been barred ISIN listing I cannot make my a/c balance nill . I need to know about your future plans to proceed.
So please forward me the necessary details the earliest.

Yours Sincerely
Sudeepa
  

Top answer

Bank branches are not 'esteemed'—that sounds ridiculous in modern English. Date To: Manager ....... Bank .......

  • Bank branches are not 'esteemed'—that sounds ridiculous in modern English.
  • Date To: Manager .......
  • Bank .......
  • Branch Sub: Closing of DMat a/c number .......
  • with DP ID...
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Bank branches are not 'esteemed'—that sounds ridiculous in modern English.

Date

To: Manager
....... Bank
....... Branch

Sub: Closing of DMat a/c number ....... with DP ID...

Dear Sir/ Madam:

I hold DMat a/c number ..... with DP ID ...at your branch. I have sh

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