quasi-equity definition
quasi-equity means any type of financing instrument where the return on the instrument is linked to the profit or loss of the qualifying portfolio undertaking and where the repayment of the instrument in the event of default is not fully secured;
quasi-equity means financial instruments whose return for the holder is predominantly based on the profits or losses of the underlying target undertaking and are unsecured in the event of default;
quasi-equity means any instrument, whose return is predominantly based on the profits or losses of the qualifying portfolio undertaking and which is unsecured in the event of default;
More Definitions of quasi-equity
quasi-equity means the aggregate principal amount of all Pledged Shareholder Notes or, in the case of IMPSAT Brazil, of all Brazil Pledged Shareholder Notes.
quasi-equity means any type of financing instrument which is a combination of equity and debt or which has a debt element and the return of which is predominantly based on the profits or losses of the qualifying portfolio undertaking and which is unsecured in the event of default;
quasi-equity means generally a hybrid form of finance with characteristics of both debt and equity investments.
quasi-equity means Preference Shares of the Company which (a) pay a fixed rate of dividend and/or fixed redemption premium, (b) at the time of redemption, would return no more than the issue price and fixed redemption premium to the extent such premium is in accordance with market practice applicable to such
quasi-equity means any type of financing instrument which is a combination of equity and debt, where the return on the instrument is linked to the profit or loss of the