ex-dividend Definition
ex-dividend (eks div′ə dend′, -dənd)
adjective
designating a period during which the buyers of a company's stock are not entitled to receive a forthcoming dividend
adverb
without the buyers being entitled to the forthcoming dividend stock selling ex-dividend
ex-dividend Usage Examples
Converse of object
go: The shares will go ex-dividend on 30th August 2006.
Adjective modifier
special: The abolition of special ex-dividend trading The " special ex-dividend " period is the period of 21 calendar days prior to the ex-dividend date.
Modifies a noun
- date: A short CFD holder will be charged on the ex-dividend date with the gross dividend by way of a debit to the account.
- period: Thereafter parties to a transaction may only agree to settle trades on an ex-dividend basis during the ex-dividend period.
- basis: Thereafter parties to a transaction may only agree to settle trades on an ex-dividend basis during the ex-dividend period.
- share: Ex-dividend shares do not qualify for the next payable dividend.
Used with adjective complement
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