10Lun
As far as I know, ETFs do not have dividends, but income from the securities they hold, which is either distributed (= what is presumably referred to here as a dividend) or reinvested. For ETFs, it is usually the day before the distribution on which I have to hold the shares. In my opinion, there is not such an extreme difference between record day and ex-day as with some US shares. This is also in line with the historical values of this ETF here, the record date is always one day before the ex-date.
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