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See paragraph {{eqderivprov|10.1(b)}} [[Ex Amount (Dividend Amount) - Equity Derivatives Provision|Ex Amount]], which applies to ''normal'', unremarkable dividends and {{eqderivprov|10.7(b)}} [[Ex Amount (Excess Dividend Amount) - Equity Derivatives Provision|Ex Amount]] which applies to ''extraordinary'' dividends  (or you could really go to town and ''{{compare|39921|39920}}'' them).
 
Most of the time you’ll be using the normal one under paragraph {{eqderivprov|10.1(b)}}, but (except for the reference to “gross cash dividend” on one hand and e“xtraordinary dividend” on the other.

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2002 ISDA Equity Derivatives Definitions
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Paragraph 10.7(b) in a Nutshell

Use at your own risk, campers!
10.7(b)Ex Amount” means 100% of the Extraordinary Dividend per Share declared by the Issuer to Shareholders of record, where the Shares commence trading “ex-dividend” during the Dividend Period.

Full text of Paragraph 10.7(b)

10.7(b) Ex Amount. “Ex Amount” means, in relation to an Excess Dividend Amount, 100% of the Extraordinary Dividend per Share declared by the Issuer to holders of record of a Share where the date that the Shares have commenced trading ex-dividend on the Exchange occurs during the relevant Dividend Period.


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