Collateral Shares definition

Collateral Shares means any Shares held in or credited to any Collateral Account.
Collateral Shares the Shares held in the Accounts;
Collateral Shares means, at any time, the units of Underlying Equity pledged to the Lender Parties and credited to the Collateral Account at such time to secure the Obligations.

Examples of Collateral Shares in a sentence

  • The Parties agree that the number of Shares within the Securities Account that constitute Collateral Shares shall not exceed 11,717,300 (exclusive).


More Definitions of Collateral Shares

Collateral Shares means any Shares fiducially assigned pursuant to the Shares Security Agreement (the “Fiduciarily Assigned Shares”, under and as defined in the Shares Security Agreement), and not released under the Collar Loan Documentation.
Collateral Shares means those Shares issued to the Investor or its nominee in accordance with clause 3.1;
Collateral Shares means, from the Closing Date until the Outstanding Purchase Price has been paid in full, 1,044,386,423 AA Shares as released from time to time for prepayments of the Outstanding Purchase Price on a $0.958 per AA Share basis.
Collateral Shares means the 17,000,000 (seventeen million) Shares issued to or made available by Company to the Option Holder in accordance with clause 14 of this deed.”
Collateral Shares means, at any time, the units of the Underlying Equity pledged to the Lender Parties and credited to the Collateral Account at such time to secure the Obligations.
Collateral Shares means the Charged ADSs and the Charged Ordinary Shares.
Collateral Shares means all of the Company Shares now owned or hereafter acquired by the Borrower. It is the intention of the parties that all such Company Shares are subject to a valid, first priority perfected Lien in favor of the Collateral Agent.