Before you finalise the NAV, take 3 minutes to validate distributions (cash + reinvestment/DRIP):
β
Is the distribution event set up correctly?β Correct ex-date / record date / pay date?β Correct share class and rate (per share / %)?β Withholding tax rules applied correctly?
β
Does reinvestment (DRIP) create the right shares?β Reinvestment price/source correct?β New shares posted to units outstanding (class-level)?β Fractional shares / rounding handled per policy?
β
Do cash and accrual movements tie out?β Accrued income reversed correctly on ex-date?β Cash outflow (or payable) matches distribution ledger?β Custody vs accounting reconciliation still clean after event?
Why this matters:
Distributions hit multiple places at once: income, cash/payables, and shares outstanding (if reinvested). If one leg is wrong, the NAV can look fine but still be incorrect.
Pro move:
Treat DRIP like dealing: reconcile rate β reinvest price β shares created β cash movement, with evidence.