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corporate actions: a guide to securities event management
michael simmons, elaine dalgleish
Synopsis "corporate actions: a guide to securities event management"
this book aims to demystify the topic of corporate actions and to make the subject more easily understood by a broad, relevant audience. the book begins by explaining the topic from first principles, and takes the reader to a point where they have a good understanding of the subject. the reader will gain an understanding of the topic from a practical operational use perspective; in addition, the book is intended to be used as a reference of corporate action terms. the book will contain the following attributes and features: structured development of reader understanding through logical and sequential explanation chapter topics restricted to easily digestible portions of information focus on corporate action event lifecycles and their components, in order to build a practical operational understanding of the management and impact of corporate actions explanation of industry terminology, culminating in a glossary of terms description of market practices and conventions illustration of subject matter by use of diagrams, analogies and anecdotes worked examples in order to provide detailed illustration of the full event lifecycle operational practices will be driven primarily from the perspective of a securities trading organisation (sto) highlighting of specific exclusions, for example any pricing and operational aspects of applying corporate actions to derivative instruments identification of the operational points of risk, control, stp and automation.
