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- adjective finance Preventing
share dilution .
Etymologies
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Examples
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So, like Singapore's Temasek with its Merrill Lynch investment, Qatar demanded an antidilution clause.
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The statement also says the terms of the agreement, including antidilution rights and a noncompetition clause, are unfair to other China Eastern shareholders.
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Trump contributed no capital, and won an antidilution provision to protect his 30% stake.
What is Trump Worth? 2006
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Trump contributed no capital, and won an antidilution provision to protect his 30% stake.
What is Trump Worth? 2006
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A 1:1 ratio is almost always used, but special antidilution clauses may trigger a much higher ratio in favor of investors.
HIGH TECH START UP 2000
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In times of duress a CEO quickly learns the meaning of all the boilerplate terms and conditions in the preferred-stock agreements, particularly the antidilution clauses.
HIGH TECH START UP 2000
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In times of duress a CEO quickly learns the meaning of all the boilerplate terms and conditions in the preferred-stock agreements, particularly the antidilution clauses.
HIGH TECH START UP 2000
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A 1:1 ratio is almost always used, but special antidilution clauses may trigger a much higher ratio in favor of investors.
HIGH TECH START UP 2000
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A 1:1 ratio is almost always used, but special antidilution clauses may trigger a much higher ratio in favor of investors.
HIGH TECH START UP 2000
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In times of duress a CEO quickly learns the meaning of all the boilerplate terms and conditions in the preferred-stock agreements, particularly the antidilution clauses.
HIGH TECH START UP 2000
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