What happens if I buy shares on or after the ex-dividend date?

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• What is “Cum Dividend”?

  Shares are considered “Cum Dividend” until the ex-dividend date. If you buy shares before this date, you are entitled to the dividend.

• What are the key dates to know in the dividend process?

  Dividend Declaration Date: The date the company announces the dividend. Record Date: The date the company reviews its shareholder list to determine who will receive the dividend. Ex-Date/Ex-Dividend Date: The last date to buy shares to qualify for ...

• I already have shares in my old demat account. Can I transfer them to Swastika?

  Yes, it is possible to transfer shares from another Demat account to Swastika’s account. You will need to sign a DIS (Delivery Instruction Slip), which is generally free of cost. The account holder must be the same person for the transfer. You can ...

• How is dividend income calculated?

  To calculate your dividend income, multiply the dividend per share by the number of shares you own. For example: If a company pays ₹42 per share as a dividend and you own 100 shares, your dividend income will be 100 × 42 = ₹4,200.

• What are the types of orders?

  There are several types of orders that traders can use to enter or exit a trade in financial markets. The most common types of orders include: Market order A market order is an order to buy or sell a stock at the best available price. It is the most ...