Corporate Actions definition

Corporate Actions means warrant and option exercises, conversions, exchanges and other capital reorganizations, calls, odd lot tenders/credits, bonus rights, subscription offers/rights, puts, maturities of securities, redemptions, mergers, tender or exchange offers, and rights exercises and expirations. Corporate Actions do not include class actions.

Corporate Actions means any actions undertaken by or relating to an issuer of Securities that has an effect upon the Company or a Fund including, without limitation, the inception of Court Actions.

Corporate Actions means any action(s) taken by an issuer, whose listed securities are associated with the financial instruments traded through the Company trading platform(s), including, but not limited to instances of: (i) stock split, (ii) consolidation, (iii) rights issue, (iv) merger and takeover, and (v) dividends.

Examples of Corporate Actions in a sentence

• Annual Fee $35 Purchase, Sales, Corporate Actions* $0* *In a listing event, a fee may be taken on liquidations to pay various out of pocket expenses.

• The Company’s specific trading rules with respect to Corporate Action as well as any known future Corporate Actions are included in the Trading Conditions and presented on the Website.

• Trading Conditions – the specific trading conditions published in the Company’s Website, including trading hours, minimum and maximum quantities, Corporate Actions, expiration dates, margin requirements, instrument specifications and trading rules.

• Type of Exercise American Exercise Type Exercise Agent is the Principal Paying Agent Facsimile: +00 (0)00 000 00 00 Address: Bank Vontobel AG for the attention of Corporate Actions Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 00 0000 Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxx Telephone: +00 (0)00 000 00 00 Exercise Cut-Off Date Exercise Cut-Off Date means the relevant Exercise Date.

• Trading Conditions – the specific trading conditions published in the Company’s Website, including trading hours, minimum and maximum quantities, Corporate Actions, expiration dates, margin requirements, instrument specifications, Bonus Term and Condition and trading rules.

More Definitions of Corporate Actions

Corporate Actions means a corporate event that may impact the share price of the relevant company. Corporate Actions include share issues, mergers, conversions, share splits, sell-offs and dividends;

Corporate Actions means any actions taken by an issuer whose listed securities are associated with a Financial Instrument traded through Company’s trading platform(s), such as stock split, consolidation, rights issue, mergers, takeovers, dividends, etc;

Corporate Actions means a corporate event that may impact the stock price of the relevant company. Corporate Actions include, but are not limited to, stock issues, mergers, conversions, stock splits, sell-offs and dividends;

Corporate Actions means any conversion privileges, subscription rights, warrants or other rights or options available in connection with any Property, including those relating to the reorganization, recapitalization, takeover, consolidation, amalgamation, merger, liquidation, filing for or declaration of bankruptcy, plans of arrangement of any corporation or association;

Corporate Actions means any activity that results in material change to an organization and impacts its stakeholders. It includes, without limitation, dividends, rights issues, stock splits, reverse stock splits, mergers, acquisitions, spin-offs, liquidation, bankruptcy, bonus issues, buy back and other activities of similar import.

Corporate Actions means any actions taken by securities Issuers and/or holders, and/or by any other persons, and associated with the exercise of any rights attached to securities, which affect or are capable to affect the Issuer's capital structure or financial position, or the status of securities holders, or the method by which securities holders shall exercise the rights attached to the securities held by them.

Corporate Actions means any actions taken by the issuer, whose listed securities are associated with the financial instruments traded through the Company’s trading platform(s), including but not limited to instances of: (i) stock split and reverse split (ii) consolidation, (iii) rights issue, (iv) merger and takeover, (v) dividends, (vi) Spin Offs.