Well, it is defined as an event... 05:50 Apr 1, 2009
"What Does Corporate Action Mean?
Any event that brings material change to a company and affects its stakeholders. This includes shareholders, both common and preferred, as well as bondholders. These events are generally approved by the company's board of directors; shareholders are permitted to vote on some events as well" (Investopediacom).
Article in Din Side: "Corporate Action i Nordea
Corporate Action medarbeider fulgte hakk i hæl, med 203 stemmer. I følge nettencyclopediaen investopedia.com står corporate action for alle de hendelser som nevneverdig endrer et selskaps aksjeverdi. Fusjoner, fisjoner og oppkjøp er eksempler på dette."
Other Norwegian texts also use the term "hendelse".
I don't feel sure enough to agree/disagree on this one, but I think Bjørnar may have a point. I think "action" here is used in a rather atypical manner, i.e. denoting an event rather than a...well... action (tiltak).
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