Tender Offer
A tender offer is a broad solicitation by a company or a third party to purchase a substantial percentage of a company's Section 12 registered equity shares or units for a limited period of time.
Tender offer - When a company, makes a public offer to buy out shares from the existing stockholders of a corporation.
Tender offers are only good for a certain time period.
Shareholders are asked to "tender" (surrender) their holdings.
Tender Offers
It is an offer to the shareholders by the issuing company for buyback of the stocks at a higher price than the actual market price.
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Tender offer
A general offer to purchase a company made publicly to the company's stockholders, rather than to management.
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Tender offer premium
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The premium offered above the current market price in a tender offer. ...
Tender offers are attempts to secure outstanding shares of stock associated with a given company by means other than purchasing the shares on the open market.
Hedged Tender
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Hedged Tender
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creeping tender offer investment & finance definition
The purchase of a target firm's stock at varying prices in the open market rather than through a formal tender offer.
Tender Offer
A public offer to buy shares from existing stockholders of one public corporation by another company or other organization under specified terms good for a certain time period.
Tender Offer The sale of securities where the seller sets a tender price to offer the securities for sale. Tenders are made where applicants state the price they are prepared to pay for the securities.
Tender offer
A formal offer by a company to buy a certain amount of its own securities or another company's securities at a stated price within a specified time limit. The offer price is usually at a premium above the current market price.
Tender Offer Offer made directly to a firm's shareholders to buy their shares.
Term Structure of Interest Rates See yield curve.
Tender: To give notice to the clearing organization of the intention to initiate delivery of the physical commodity in satisfaction of a short futures contract. Also see Retender.
Tenderable Grades: See Contract Grades.
Tenderverfahren
Auktionsähnliches, öffentliches Ausschreibungsverfahren bei der Emission von Wertpapieren, bei der derjenige den Zuschlag erhält, der das höchste Gebot abgegeben hat.
Tender
(1) a formal offer to supply or purchase goods or services.
(2) In the UK the term for the weekly Treasury Bill issue.
Tenor
Maturity or number of days to maturity normally on bills of exchange.
TENDER OPTION BOND - Obligations, also known as "put bonds" or "puttable securities," that grant the bondholder the right to require the issuer or a specified third party acting as agent for the issuer (e.g., a tender agent) to purchase the bonds, ...
Tender Offer
The offer made by one company or individual for shares of another company, in the form of cash or stock.
Tenure
Duration since the current manager took over the fund.
Tender
1. To accept a formal offer, such as a takeover bid or tender offer.
2. A means of settlement in a financial transaction.
Tender offer
General offer made publicly and directly to a firm's shareholders to buy their stock at a price well above the current market price.
Tender offer premium
The premium offered above the current market price in a tender offer.
Tender Offer - A public offer by an outside investor to the shareholders of a particular firm to purchase their stock at a specific price with the intent of taking over this firm.
Tender Offer
A formal offer to all or a large group of stockholders to purchase their shares on fixed and substantially non-negotiable terms.
Tender
The act of surrendering securities in response to an offer to buy them at a set price as in a sinking fund call or tender offer.
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Self-tender offer
A company that tenders for its own shares.
Sell the book
Used for listed equity securities.
Legal Tender: Currency in specified denominations which a creditor is compelled by law to accept as payment of a debt.
Legend: The inscription on a coin.
Liquidity: The quality of being readily convertible into cash.
Legal Tender -- Coins that have been authorized by Congress. This includes circulating coins and all commemorative coins legislated by Congress.
LEGAL TENDER (COINS) Officially minted gold coins which may be used to purchase goods and services to the total of their face value. Since the value of the gold content greatly exceeds the coin's face value, this rarely, if ever occurs.
Hedged Tender: Refers to selling short a portion of shares being tendered in order to protect against a price drop in the event all shares tendered are not accepted.
Cost of Tender
Total of various charges incurred when a commodity is certified and delivered on a futures contract.
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Tender
To give notice to the clearing house of the intention to initiate delivery of the physical commodity in satisfaction of the futures contract.
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Tender and receipt of an actual commodity/financial instrument in settlement of a futures contract.
Delivery Notice
A clearing member's notice of intention to settle a futures contract by making physical delivery.
Tender Offer
An offer to buy shares from the target company's stockholders by another company or organization. The offer may be for cash, securities or both. Often, the goal is to take control of the target company.
TENDER OFFER. A formal offer, usually by another company, to purchase a company's shares in order to gain control. Tender offers can be bilateral (friendly) or unilateral (unfriendly).
The legal tender issued by and acceptable for the payment of obligations under the laws of one or more countries other than the United States of America.
Foreign Exchange Contract
A Spot Contract for the purchase or sale of a Foreign Currency.
Blitzkrieg tender offer
In the context of a takeover, refers to a tender offer that is priced so attractively that the tender is completed quickly.
Competitive Tender
A method of purchasing new issues of Treasury bills, notes, and bonds in which the investor specifies the yield at which they are willing to purchase the security.
hedged tender The short sale of some portion of the shares in a tender offer to protect against... heir An individual who will receive assets upon the death of another (the decedent). held Something in one's portfolio or possession.
Retender: The right of holders of futures contracts who have been tendered a delivery notice through the clearinghouse to offer the notice for sale on the open market, liquidating their obligation to take delivery under the contract; ...
Retender In specific circumstances, some contract markets permit holders of futures contracts who have received a delivery notice through the clearinghouse to sell a futures contract and return the notice to the clearinghouse to be reissued ...
Noncompetitive Tender
The purchase of treasury bills, notes, and bonds directly from the Federal Reserve at the average price of accepted competitive bids during an auction of new securities.
Delivery
The tender and receipt of the underlying commodity or the payment or receipt of cash in the settlement of an open futures contract.
[NYMEX] approved delivery facility Any bank, stockyard, mill, storehouse, plant, elevator or other depository that is authorized by an exchange for the delivery of commodities tendered on futures contracts.
objects - such as bricks and mortar, pipelines and equipment - rather than financial instruments and cash flows, and physical actions - such as excavation, construction, demolition, physical movement, and hard work - rather than simply tendering ...
Currency - Any form of money issued by a government or central bank and used as legal tender and a basis for trade.
Currency Risk - the probability of an adverse change in exchange rates.
Engorgement An oversupply of milk engorges the breast tissues, causing tenderness and pain. There is no fever and the breasts are not lumpy.
TechnicianRelated: Technical analysts TenderTo offer for delivery against futures. Term bondsOften referred to as bullet-maturity bonds or simply bullet bonds, bonds whose principal is payable at maturity.
Related: Defined benefit plan DeliveryThe tender and receipt of an actual commodity or financial instrument in settlement of a futures contract.
Delivery : The settlement of a futures contract by receipt or tender of a...
Delivery Date : The date of maturity of the contract, when the exchange o...
Delivery Month : The calendar month in which a futures contract comes to ...
livres, was an illegal tender, and nobody would take paper if he could
help it. No one knew to-day what his notes would be worth to-morrow.
"Never," says Duclos, in his Secret Memoirs of the Regency, "was seen ...
Material news includes information regarding corporate events of an unusual and non-recurring nature, news of tender offers, unusually good or bad earnings reports, and a stock split or stock dividend.
The official date on which the national currencies ceased to be legal tender varied from member state to member state.
The world of currencies is made up of all the legal tender in the countries of the world and these can be traded... More
An Introduction to Foreign Currencies
Foreign currency exchange have been around for thousands of years in one form or another.
It issues legal tender, backs reserves for the nation's banks, controls flow of money & gold, & regulates money supply & credit. By virtue of its huge power, it greatly influences interest rates & the economy.
Market Sweep - Market Sweep is a second offering following a tender offer, allowing institutional investors to obtain a controlling interest at a price higher than the original offer.
Tender : (1) A formal offer to supply or purchase goods or services. (2) ...
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Dutch auction tender offers. Can you make money trading these?
Failure rates. Chart patterns fail more often than before.
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read the constitution; only gold and silver are legal tender. since getting off the gold standard we have left ourselves open to this market manipulation nonsense. i believe in free markets; the u.s.
Benché possa tendere ad oscillare entro un massimo ed un minimo, non esiste una durata media e quindi non vi si devono trovare cicli. Si ricordi, infatti, che un FBM cresce, in media, nel tempo secondo la legge tH (0≤H≤1).
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just made a tender offer for $23.50 per share to acquire the remaining 27% that it does not already own. This could open it up for others to jump in at a higher price as Hearst-Argyle's board fended off its parental unit calling the bid "inadequate.
In other words it is the amount of currency received for each unit of the currency tendered. In every transaction, money constitutes one side of the transaction.
 See also: Market, Offer, Stock, Trading, Investment
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