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  1. KR STOCK
  2. Event

Corporate Actions

This document provides information on accessing corporate actions data for the Korean stock market, including adjustment and dividend factors.

Example code

from finter.data import ContentFactory

cf = ContentFactory("kr_stock", 20200101, 20200201)
df = cf.get_df("adjust_factor")

Metadata

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Item List

Corporate Actions

  • adjust_factor: A multiplier applied to stock prices and volumes to account for historical changes due to stock splits, dividends, and other corporate actions, ensuring comparability over time.

  • dividend_factor: A factor reflecting the adjustment made to a stock's price to incorporate the distribution of dividends, aiming to present a price that accurately represents the stock's value post-dividend payout.

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