What is a corporate action?

OneSecurities Operation (OST), it is aevent that affects your stocks or bondsafter you have bought them.

Examples:

• Payment ofdividends(you receive money if the company has made a profit)
• Capital increase(the company creates more shares)
• Granting of free shares
• Splitting of sharesTitle: Operations on Securities
  
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Some corporate actions give youmoney💸, others just modify thenumber or valueof your securities 📊.

⚙️ Types of Corporate Actions:

🟢 1. Automatic Corporate Actions (by default):

• You don't have to do anything. Examples:
  • Cash dividends
  • Interest on Bonds
  • Automatic allocation of shares

🟡 2. Corporate Actions with Choices (optional):

• You mustgive your consentExamples:
  • Subscribe to a capital increase 💼
  • Deciding to buy new shares with your rights

🛠️ Examples of Corporate Actions:

🟢 Dividend payment:

You receive money for each share you own. 💡 Be careful with theex-dividend dateYou must have purchased the stock before this day to receive the dividend.

🟡 Capital increase:

The company wants more money → it issues new shares.

• You can buy them through someSubscription Rights (DPS)Title: Operations on Securities
  
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• You canresellyour rights if you do not want to buy.

📅 Important dates to remember:

• Ex-dividend dateday when the right is separated from the title.
• Payment dateday when you receive your money or your new securities.

📩 You need to be informed!

• Your account holder youwill warnof any corporate actions concerning you.
• You will receive astatementwith:
  • What you have received or lost
  • The applied fees
  • The date of the operation