Record Date

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The “record date” definition refers to the specific date set by a company on which an individual must be on the company’s books as a shareholder to be eligible to receive dividends or participate in corporate actions, such as voting at the annual meeting. This date is crucial for determining the list of shareholders entitled to these benefits. The record date is a key concept in corporate finance and shareholder management.

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