A stock split is a corporate action where a company increases the number of shares by reducing the face value of the stock. Companies generally split shares to increase liquidity, since the price of the stock reduces after the split. A split ...
In derivatives segment, only lot size, price and/or strike price (as the case may be) of the scrip is changed by the Exchange. There is no corporate benefit received by customer in any form.
1st understand the meaning of different important dates for corporate actions: 1.Declaration Date: This is the date on which the board of directors announces to shareholders and the market as a whole that the company will pay a dividend. 2.Ex Date: ...
If shares lying in demat account: Client will receive shares/ dividend/ bonus/ interest directly from the company's registrar into his/her bank account/ demat account or through cheque/ DD. Shares lying in trading/ pool account: Client will receive ...
Corporate actions are communicated to the shareholders by the Company. However, if you are not a shareholder, the corporate action details can be accessed from the NSE and BSE. You can visit below websites to get further details: www.nseindia.com » ...
The different types of corporate actions announced by a company are: Rights issue Dividend Stock Split Conversion of debentures into shares Amalgamation Merger Demerger Capital reduction / Consolidation of shares Buy Back Bonus Open Offer
Corporate actions are actions taken by a company that impact the shareholders value directly. It is an event that brings material changes to a company and affects its stakeholders. These may be either monetary e.g. dividend, or non-monetary e.g. ...