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FSS Officially Rolls Out New Ex-Div Rule for Quarterly Divs; Sammy May Finally Join the Change
527 Views16 Feb 2025 10:22
Korea FSS is officially rolling out the new ex-div date rule for quarterly divs, and Samsung Electronics is likely to hop on the bandwagon to change up their ex-div date game.
What is covered in the Full Insight:
- Introduction of New Ex-Div Rule
- Impact on Dividend Trading
- Legal and Practical Challenges
- Banks' Opportunities and Arbitrage
- Samsung Electronics' Bylaw Updates
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