Yes, it is not a standard SPP condition to take post-record date trades into account. However, it is a good way to protect the share price value, to help prevent shareholders selling down at 51c/52c or above, and then buying back at 50c.
Because OCC has the rights to reject those SPP applications.
Yes, it is not a standard SPP condition to take post-record date...
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