Secondary Trade definition
Secondary Trade means any trade other than a Pre-Trigger Trade, a Post-Trigger Trade or an Early Day Trade.
Secondary Trade means any transaction involving the sale, assignment, or transfer of any part of, or any rights with respect to, a Claim by a Secondary Creditor to a Buyer.
Secondary Trade means any secondary transfer of Securities of the Company by a shareholder of the Company to any person (other than to its Affiliates and other than pursuant to a Qualifying Merger or a Qualifying Consolidation) including any existing shareholder of the Company (“Acquirer”), where the Acquirer acquires, through such transaction, Securities representing more than 10% (ten per cent) of the equity share capital of the Company, on a Fully Diluted Basis.
Examples of Secondary Trade in a sentence
Tertiary Trade Areas: These would be good trades areas that are distinctly independent of Primary and Secondary Trade Areas, but would likely not perform as well on average as the other trades areas.
Secondary Trade Area: This would be a solid, good performing trade area that primarily serves customers working or living within the trade area boundary.
FII endeavors to provide a web platform to facilitate Member Entities for placing their sell offers and buy offers of Primary and Secondary Trade Assets for their bilateral conclusion of such deals.