Options FAQ: Are there exercise restrictions when there is a corporate action?
When corporate actions occur, many investors wonder whether there are any restrictions on exercising options. In this video, we break down the key details:
-Do exchanges or OCC® impose restrictions?
-Can brokerage firms limit option exercises?
-What should investors watch out for?
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