The term 'stock warrant' is correct and usable in written English.
Stock warrants are financial instruments that give the holder the right to buy or sell shares at a specific price. For example, "The company issued 25,000 stock warrants to its shareholders as a bonus."
In addition to insider trading, Dr. Waksal was charged with obstruction of justice and with conspiracy to commit perjury and bank fraud, for pledging the same ImClone stock warrant as collateral for two separate loans.
The classic form of this is the stock warrant, which is an option to buy a certain quantity of the corporation's stock at a stated price within a stated time.
Rather than putting up capital up front in exchange for equity, Launch Pad offers founding teams a 3percentt stock warrant grant with 1percentt of that going into a "founder's collective" so that each company has a shared stake in other members of its class.
The Federal National Mortgage Association, known as Fannie Mae, will repurchase about $500 million in common stock warrants and common stock.
So far, only 11 small banks have repurchased their stock warrants.
§ 7.1006 Loan agreement providing for a national bank share in profits, income, or earnings or for stock warrants.
Some companies, like Korn/Ferry and Heidrick, are sometimes paid in stock warrants by start-up clients.
But a person involved in the negotiations said he would be paid in stock warrants rather than a salary.
The government also received common stock warrants from 230 institutions, most of which are now out of the money.
The exercise of stock warrants, on the other hand, brings additional funds into the company but leaves the existing debt or preferred stock on the books.
The utilities have expressed reservations about some aspects of the plan; in particular, they have not embraced the idea of granting the state stock warrants.
