Warrant ((See Chapters 29 and 40 of the Vernimmen))A warrant is a security that allows the holder to subscribe to another security such as a share, a bond, or even another warrant. The subscriber holds the warrant during a given period, in a proportion and at a price that are fixed in advance. Warrants can be used to control the shareholder structure, when the “desirable” shareholders exercise their warrants.
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