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Third-Party Warrant


A warrant that is issued by a third party, rather than the issuer of underlying securities. The third party is typically the holders of the underlying securities. For example, a company investing in the securities issued by another is issuing warrants which give the holders the right to convert each warrant to a predefined number of shares at a specific price.

This warrant is covered by the securities held by the warrant issuer.



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