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Class: StockSplitInstruction

Data required to perform a stock split business event.

URI: common_domain_model:StockSplitInstruction

 classDiagram
    class StockSplitInstruction
    click StockSplitInstruction href "../StockSplitInstruction/"
      StockSplitInstruction : adjustmentRatio
        
      StockSplitInstruction : effectiveDate
        
      
Name Cardinality and Range Description Inheritance
adjustmentRatio 1
Decimal
The number that denotes the cumulative quantity of post-split shares issued t… direct
effectiveDate 1
date
The effective date of the stock split, also known as the ex-date direct
used by used in type used
PrimitiveInstruction stockSplit range StockSplitInstruction
Mapping Type Mapped Value
self common_domain_model:StockSplitInstruction
native common_domain_model:StockSplitInstruction
name: StockSplitInstruction
description: Data required to perform a stock split business event.
from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/common-domain-model
attributes:
adjustmentRatio:
name: adjustmentRatio
description: The number that denotes the cumulative quantity of post-split shares
issued to shareholders versus the quantity of pre-split shares previously issued
to shareholders. This number will be multiplied by existing shares in an equity
derivative contract or other positions to determine the post-split number of
shares. With regard to any reference to price, the pre-split reference price
will be divided by this number to determine the post-split reference price.
from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/common-domain-model/cdm_event_common
rank: 1000
domain_of:
- StockSplitInstruction
range: decimal
required: true
effectiveDate:
name: effectiveDate
description: The effective date of the stock split, also known as the ex-date.
This is the date on which the additional shares are paid to the shareholders,
or in the case of a reverse stock split, the number shares held by each shareholder
is proportionally reduced. Equity derivative transactions can be amended in
firms' internal systems on such date. In most markets, the listed stock price
is reduced (or increased for a reverse stock split) to account for the split
on the same date, but in some markets the price adjustment occurs on a later
date. In either case, equity derivative transactions should be amended on the
date that the stocks are paid to the shareholders (or consolidated).
from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/common-domain-model/cdm_event_common
domain_of:
- CodeValue
- AgreementEventInstruction
- ClosedState
- CounterpartyPositionBusinessEvent
- IndexTransitionInstruction
- StockSplitInstruction
- PriceQuantity
- FallbackRateParameters
- CalculationPeriodDates
- LegalAgreementBase
- EventInstruction
- MinimumTransferAmountAmendment
- TerminationCurrencyAmendment
- CancelableProvision
- EconomicTerms
range: date
required: true
name: StockSplitInstruction
description: Data required to perform a stock split business event.
from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/common-domain-model
attributes:
adjustmentRatio:
name: adjustmentRatio
description: The number that denotes the cumulative quantity of post-split shares
issued to shareholders versus the quantity of pre-split shares previously issued
to shareholders. This number will be multiplied by existing shares in an equity
derivative contract or other positions to determine the post-split number of
shares. With regard to any reference to price, the pre-split reference price
will be divided by this number to determine the post-split reference price.
from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/common-domain-model/cdm_event_common
rank: 1000
owner: StockSplitInstruction
domain_of:
- StockSplitInstruction
range: decimal
required: true
effectiveDate:
name: effectiveDate
description: The effective date of the stock split, also known as the ex-date.
This is the date on which the additional shares are paid to the shareholders,
or in the case of a reverse stock split, the number shares held by each shareholder
is proportionally reduced. Equity derivative transactions can be amended in
firms' internal systems on such date. In most markets, the listed stock price
is reduced (or increased for a reverse stock split) to account for the split
on the same date, but in some markets the price adjustment occurs on a later
date. In either case, equity derivative transactions should be amended on the
date that the stocks are paid to the shareholders (or consolidated).
from_schema: https://w3id.org/lmodel/common-domain-model/cdm_event_common
owner: StockSplitInstruction
domain_of:
- CodeValue
- AgreementEventInstruction
- ClosedState
- CounterpartyPositionBusinessEvent
- IndexTransitionInstruction
- StockSplitInstruction
- PriceQuantity
- FallbackRateParameters
- CalculationPeriodDates
- LegalAgreementBase
- EventInstruction
- MinimumTransferAmountAmendment
- TerminationCurrencyAmendment
- CancelableProvision
- EconomicTerms
range: date
required: true