Record Date

Record date
(a) Date by which a shareholder must officially own shares in order to be entitled to a dividend. For example, a firm might declare a dividend on Nov 1, payable Dec 1 to holders of record Nov 15.

Record date
The record date is the date on which (or, to be more accurate, as at which) a list of the holders of a registered security is extracted from the register in order to process a corporate action.

record date
The date that determines which stockholders are entitled to receive a corporation's declared dividend. No accounting entry is made on this date.
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record date
For stocks that pay dividends or bonds that pay coupons, the record date is the date, prior to such a payment, on which the list of owners is determined for the purpose of making the payment.

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calendar date used by a bond issuer in determining eligibility to collect future payments of principal and interest.

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Record Date: The date on which you must be registered on the books of the company as a shareholder, in order to receive a declared dividend or to participate in voting, etc., as a shareholder.

Record date
The date on which the registrar of a company physically loses its books for the purpose of distributing a benefit to shareholders. This is not the date at which the entitlement is determined.

Record Date
The day that an individual must be the owner of record to be entitled to an upcoming dividend.
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record date
The date set to determine the owner entitled to the next dividend, interest, or principal payment. The payment is due to the owner who owned the security on the record date.
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Record Date: The date that is used to verify registered holder information for payment of interest or principal. Only holders of record date will receive payment.

Record date
To be paid a stock dividend, you must own the stock on the day that the corporation's board of directors names as the record date, also known as the date of record.

Record Date
This is the date on which the Registrars for the company will distribute entitlements to shareholders. It is usually prior to the ex date. It does not guarantee entitlement.

Record date:
The date when the Registrar reviews which shareholders are entitled to benefits, e.g. an Open Offer.

Record Date
The date on which an organization determines who holds securities for the purpose of paying dividends, sending financial statements, and so forth.
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Record date
The date by when an investor must be recorded as an owner of shares to qualify for a forthcoming dividend or share distribution.

Record date
The date on which you must be registered as a shareholder of a company in order to receive a declared dividend or, among other things, to vote on company affairs.top
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Record date - The date on which you must be registered as a shareholder of a company in order to receive a declared dividend or, among other things, to vote on company affairs. (See: Ex-dividend, Transfer) ...

Record Date
A date set by the issuer, on which an individual must own the shares, so as to be eligible to receive the dividend.
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Record date: The date determining shareholders of record (those who own the stock) who are entitled to receive a dividend.
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Record Date Date set by the company when dividends are declared. Owners who are registered on this date receive dividends. Also see ex-dividend date.
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Record Date
The date on which a shareholder must officially own shares in a company to be entitled to a declared dividend. Also referred to as the date of record.
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Record Date - Date an investor must own shares in order to receive a dividend, rights or other distribution from an issuer.

Record date
When dividends are declared by a corporation, the dividend announcement includes the amount of the dividend and the record date. The dividend is paid to shareholders who hold the stock on the record date.

Record Date
The date by which mutual fund holders are registered as unit owners to receive any future dividend or capital gains distribution.
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Record Date
The date on which a shareholder must officially own a stock's shares in order to receive a company's declared dividend or, among other things, to vote on company issues.
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Record Date
The date established by an issuer of a security for the purpose of determining the holders who are entitled to receive a dividend or distribution.
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Record Date
The date the fund determines who its shareholders are; "shareholders of record" who will receive the fund's income dividend and/or net capital gains distribution. Frequently the business day immediately prior to the Ex-Dividend Date.

Record Date
This is the date that a stock must be in your account for you to receive a dividend. The record date has nothing to do with how we trade stock splits.

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The day a company sets as the last day people can buy stock and receive such things as dividends or rights. These people are called stockholders of record.
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Dividend Record Date:
The date on which the list of shareholders entitled to receive a dividend is fixed. Investors who purchase shares after this date will not be entitled to receive the dividend.
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External Funds
Outside funds infused into a corporation to supplement the firm's cash flow. They are used for expansion and working capital needs.

It is the interval between the record date and the payment date during which the stock trades without its dividend-the buyer of a stock selling ex-dividend does not receive the recently declared dividend. Antithesis of cum dividend (with dividend).

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record date The date used to determine who is eligible to receive a company or fund's next distribution of dividends or capital gains.

After the record date is set, the stock exchanges or the National Association of Security Dealers set the ex-dividend date.

Stocks trade ex-dividend the fourth day before the record date, since the seller will still be the owner of record and is thus entitled to the dividend.

Also, the new buyer will not have a tax liability for that dividend as does the buyer who bought on or before the record date (the official date declared by the board of directors to determine who is eligible for the dividend).

the trade will settle the day after the record date, too late for the buyer to appear on the shareholder record and receive the dividend.) The date set by the NYSE (and generally followed on other U.S. exchanges) is currently two business days ...

Owner of a company's securities recorded on the books of the issuing company or its transfer agent as of a specific date (called the "record date").

The interval between a fund distribution's record date and payable date. During this period, investors who purchase shares are not entitled to the distribution payment.
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Ex-Dividend: The description of a stock after a dividend record date has passed.
Executor: The person named in a will to manage the estate of the deceased according to the terms of the will.

You must own a security by the record date the company sets to be entitled to the dividend it will pay on the payable date.

Stocks are usually "cum dividend" for trades made on or before the fifth trading day preceding the record date, when the register of eligible holders is closed for that dividend period. Antithesis of ex-dividend.

The date on which the owner of shares is determined, which is known as the record date, is normally two days after the ex-dividend date. However, the settlement period for a share purchase is normally three days.

These trades are sometimes made to receive a dividend, to be entitled to a rights offering, or to be a shareholder on a record date in order to vote.

A registrar is a fiduciary who keeps the shareholder list and from time to time determines the shareholders eligible to receive dividends (shareholders on record on a dividend record date) and those entitled to vote at the annual meeting.

If a security is purchased prior to the ex-date but delivered after the record date, the security will be delivered with a due-bill attached.

This date set by the NYSE (and generally followed on other US exchanges) is currently two business days before the record date. A stock that has gone ex-dividend is marked with an x in newspaper listings on that date.

Ex-dividend date (also called ex-date): shares are traded ex-dividend on and after a number of days, commonly two or three business days, before the record date.

Record Date - The deadline for owning shares for the purpose of receiving the next distribution of dividends or capital gains.

See also: Ex-dividend, Expense, Banks, Ex-Dividend Date, Margin account