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Ex-Date = Record Date For all corporate actions since 27th Jan!

This video is in Hindi and covers the following topics: Ex-Date = Record Date For all corporate actions since 27th Jan! T+1 Settlement Process की वज़ह से हुआ ये बदलाव! Record date: The record date is when the company checks its records to identify the eligible shareholders for a corporate action. Shareholders holding the shares in their demat accounts on the record date are eligible for corporate actions such as entitlement of rights shares, bonus shares, stock splits, dividends, etc. Ex-Date: The date on which a stock starts trading without the benefit of corporate action, i.e., ex-benefit, is known as the ex-date. To be eligible for corporate action, the client needed to purchase shares at least two days before the record date for the stocks to be credited to the demat account on the record date as settlement cycle was T+2. So ex-date or the date when the stock trades without corporate action is one day before the record date. A stock will trade with the benefits of the corporate action or cum-benefit (i.e., cum-rights, cum-dividend, etc.) until the ex-date. HCL announced a dividend of ₹10 with a record date on Wednesday (18th Jan) and is trading at ₹1,000 on Monday, Tuesday used to be the ex-dividend date, and the stock price used to be reduced by the dividend amount, i.e., ₹10 The ex-date and the record date for all the corporate actions are on the same day since 27th January 2023, since all the instruments are moved to the T+1 settlement cycle Hero Motocorp announced a dividend of ₹65 with a record date on Friday (17th Feb) and is trading at ₹2565 on Thursday, Friday will be the ex-dividend date, and the stock price will be reduced by the dividend amount, i.e., ₹65 Correction in previous Video