Exactly. If it is the second distribution that is the issue, then skip it entirely if needed, just get the first one done. Then, a year or two down the line (or whatever it required to not be blamed for priming) they can do the second distribution (or, like I just said, skip it entirely if need be).
I guess it would make sense for FINRA to have issues with the second distribution, but not because of the pay-date (alone). My "issue" with it (if I were to have one) is that it is uncertain - it is based on the return of the collateral shares, i.e it might never happen. FINRA might not like that - a company going ex date with a dividend that might never happen...
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