Dividends in relation to Blend CFDs Sample Clauses

Dividends in relation to Blend CFDs. Blend CFDs consist of underlying shares each one having a different percentage weight on the total value of the blend. If one of the issuer of the shares included in the blend pays dividend, respectively the price of the blend will be affected. In order to neutralize the effect caused by the dividend payment, cash adjustments are applied in the accounts holding positions on the Blend. The dividend adjustment will be based on the weight of the underlying share on the total value of the blend and will be applied to long and short positions accordingly. If you hold a long position on the payment date you will receive a positive adjustment and respectively a negative adjustment for short positions. Example: Let’s assume you hold a position on US Technology Blend (underlying shares APPLE, Microsoft, INTEL, Google, IBM). Blend Starting Value: 100 USD Dividend on APPLE: 20 USD Ex-dividend date: 23rd March The weight of APPLE share in the Blend is equal to 35%, therefore the dividend amount attributed to the blend is calculated as follows: Dividend amount = (Underlying share dividend amount)/(Underlying Share Price) x Basket Weight of the share x Blend Starting Value. = $20/105.26 x *35% x *100 =6.65 USD Clients holding a long CFD position on the blend will receive a positive adjustment and clients holding a short CFD position will receive a negative adjustment. Adjustments will be calculated as follows: Quantity (units) x Dividend amount
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