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{{g}}An action with regard to a security — a merger, rights issue, restructuring or similar — whcih obliges a shareholder to make a vote or exercise an election of some kind. Can get tasty in the context of a [[stock lending]] arrangement, if the {{gmslaprov|Borrower}} is [[short]] the security in question on the [[record date]].
{{g}}An action with regard to a security — a merger, rights issue, restructuring or similar — which obliges a shareholder to make a vote or exercise an election of some kind. Can get tasty in the context of a [[stock lending]] arrangement, if the {{gmslaprov|Borrower}} is [[short]] the security in question on the [[record date]].


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An action with regard to a security — a merger, rights issue, restructuring or similar — which obliges a shareholder to make a vote or exercise an election of some kind. Can get tasty in the context of a stock lending arrangement, if the Borrower is short the security in question on the record date.

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