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Dilution

Effect on earnings per share (EPS) and book value per share if all convertible securities (convertible bonds, convertible debentures, etc)...

Theoretical Value of a Warrant

The theoretical value of a warrant consists of two components: intrinsic value (formula value) and time value: Warrant value =...

Third-Party Warrant

A warrant that is issued by a third party, rather than the issuer of underlying securities. The third party is...

Warrant

A public option that is issued by one seller and potentially purchased by many investors at a specific, within a...

Pre-Funded Warrant

A warrant that allows the holder to buy a given amount of a firm's securities at the so-called nominal exercise price. This exercise...

Prefunded Warrant

A warrant that allows the holder to buy a given amount of a firm's securities at the so-called nominal exercise price. This exercise...

Penny Warrant

A warrant that allows the holder to buy a given amount of a firm's securities at the so-called nominal exercise price. This exercise...

Warrantless Mezzanine Capital

A type of mezzanine capital in which the mezzanine borrower is not required to issue warrants, options, or conversion rights to the mezzanine lender (mezzanine capital provider). These instruments usually...

Warrant Intrinsic Value

A component of the value of a warrant (warrant value) that is measured as the difference between its underlying share price and...

Japanese Warrant

A warrant representing American call options, that was issued outside Japan and traded over the market (OTC), denominated in many world currencies including the...