OFST425568 – Yearly Redemption Dealing Days
This field specifies the dates within the selected period. A yearly period (OFST425561 Redemption Trade Cycle Period = "yearly") consists of three Terms. Term a) represents a number, term b) a day and term c) a month. You can choose one or more dates. To do so, you can choose any meaningful combination of a number (e.g. "1st", "2nd", … "31st" or "last"), a day (e.g. "calendar day", "business day", "Su", "Mo", Tu", etc.) and month (e.g. "Jan", "Feb", "Mar", etc.) like "last Fr Jun". If yearly redemptions are possible on more than one day within the year (OFST425563 Number Of Possible Redemptions Within Period > 1), you should combine these values by using a pipe "|" (ASCII 124). For instance, "last business day Jun|15th calendar day Dec". In case of irregular redemption dealing days please use the field "OFST425572 Irregular Redemption Dealing Days".
Note: up to openfunds field v.2.12.0, the value [Okt] was part of the list for Term c). With the release of openfunds field v.2.13.0, the value is recommended not to be used any longer and has been replaced by [Oct]. In the next major release, [Okt] will be removed as a possible value.
More information about trade cycles can be obtained by downloading the whitepaper at https://www.openfunds.org/en/trade-cycle.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| OF-ID | OFST425568 |
| Name | Yearly Redemption Dealing Days |
| Area | Static data |
| Level | Share Class |
| Format | Text |
| Tags | Full |
| Introduced in | openfunds 1.2 |
| Related field | OFST425563 Number Of Possible Redemptions Within Period |
Values
[“1st”], [“2nd”], [“3rd”], [“4th”], [“5th”], …, [“31st”] / [“last”]; [“calendar day”], [“business day”] / [“Su”], [“Mo”], [“Tu”], [“We”], [“Th”], [“Fr”], [“Sa”]; [Jan], [Feb], [Mar], [Apr], [May], [Jun], [Jul], [Aug], [Sep], [Oct], [Nov], [Dec]
Example
last business day Jun
FundsXML 4 mapping
FundsXML 4.2.11 has no element for this field. The converter keeps the value as CustomAttributes/Attribute named OF_OFST425568 on the share class (or position), so FundsXML → openfunds restores it unchanged.
The field mapping table lists every field; openfunds to FundsXML explains the rules behind it.
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