Stock Swap When you perform a stock swap, you exchange the positions of a stock for the positions of another stock at a fixed swap ratio.
A stock swap can be performed for a class when the issuer insists upon it. Alternatively, a stockholder has the right/offer to swap a stock and can choose whether or not to exercise this right.
This is why there are two ways of representing stock swaps in the system:
Stock swap as a corporate action
When you choose this option, the swap is executed for all the positions of the class in each company code.
Stock swap as a security right
When you choose this option, you can exercise the right for individual positions.
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For more information on processing corporate actions or on exercising rights, see: