Corporate Event Calendar
Board meetings, earnings, dividends and capital actions on one tape — weighted by catalyst significance so crowded dates surface before they reprice your book.
Scan the window
Pick a forward or backward window and the tape loads every board meeting, result, dividend and capital action inside it.
Rank by weight
Each catalyst carries a weight — earnings first, then dividends and fund raises. Crowded dates carry cluster risk.
Check positioning
F&O names on the tape matter most: event dates near expiries concentrate IV expansion, pinning and gap risk.
Act before the crowd
Position ahead of the event, not after the headline — repricing usually starts before the date itself.
What the Corporate Event Calendar is designed to find
One chronological tape of exchange-filed corporate catalysts: board meetings, earnings dates, dividend considerations, fund raising and structural actions, deduplicated per event and weighted by significance. Event clustering is the signal — a date carrying earnings across several F&O names behaves very differently from a single quiet board meeting, and repricing typically begins before the date itself. Switch between the month calendar, date timeline and sortable list to match how you plan.
Prioritize high-weight catalysts on F&O names that sit inside your positioning horizon — and treat crowded dates as cluster risk, not a diversified set of events.
Market noteFiled agendas move: companies defer results, add items and reschedule meetings. Re-check the filing before positioning around any single date, and remember that event gap risk is not hedged by the calendar itself.
Corporate event and earnings calendar
The Event Calendar brings corporate events such as results, board meetings, dividends and ex-dates into a dated view. It helps stock and options traders check whether an event overlaps their holding period or selected expiry.
Distinguish announcement dates, record dates and ex-dates, and confirm details against the company's disclosure. Event timing may change. An upcoming announcement can affect volatility expectations, but its presence alone does not predict price direction or the size of the realised move.
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