Corporate events (CEs) are actions initiated by public companies that affect the status of their issued securities, typically approved by the board and shareholders. Common examples include stock splits, dividends, and mergers. CEs are categorized as mandatory (affecting all shareholders), voluntary (shareholders choose to participate), or mandatory with choice (all shareholders are affected but can select from options).
Even when securities are on loan, shareholders retain rights related to corporate events and dividend entitlements, though voting rights are temporarily forfeited. Dividends on loaned securities, known as manufactured or substitute payments, may have tax implications. Platforms like Sharegain provide notifications for corporate events, allowing shareholders to recall their securities if desired.
After creating a new dividend, you can select Update non-cash investment to bring up a drop-down box where you may choose the non-cash investment you wish to associate the dividend with.
Select the Non-cash investment you want to link it to
Select the Movement type
Click OK
After clicking OK, the Dividend line will the automatically be updated in the Income FastTab under Lines of the record that the non-cash investment was linked to