ExternalCorporateActionEventType1Code
DRIP Code: Dividend Reinvestment
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DRIP means dividend reinvestment in the ISO 20022 corporate action event type code set. Dividend payment where holders can keep cash or have the cash reinvested in the market by the issuer into additional shares in the issuing company. To be distinguished from DVOP as the company invests the dividend in the market rather than creating new share capital in exchange for the dividend.
- Code
- DRIP
- ISO name
- DividendReinvestment
- Status
- Registered
- Last updated
- 2025-02-28
Official definition
Dividend payment where holders can keep cash or have the cash reinvested in the market by the issuer into additional shares in the issuing company. To be distinguished from DVOP as the company invests the dividend in the market rather than creating new share capital in exchange for the dividend.
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DRIP questions
- What does DRIP mean in ISO 20022?
- DRIP is Dividend Reinvestment in the ExternalCorporateActionEventType1Code code set: Dividend payment where holders can keep cash or have the cash reinvested in the market by the issuer into additional shares in the issuing company. To be distinguished from DVOP as the company invests the dividend in the market rather than creating new share capital in exchange for the dividend.
- Where does DRIP appear in a message?
- For example in camt.052, element Rpt/Ntry/NtryDtls/TxDtls/RltdCorpActn/EvtTp/Cd.
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