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equity kicker

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Equity kicker
Stock warrants issued attached to a new debt, preferred or common stock issue to improve the salability of the issue.
equity kicker
An addition to a fixed-income security that permits the investor to participate in increases in the value of equity ownership. Two common types of equity kickers are a convertible feature on some bonds that allows the bonds to be exchanged for shares of stock, and warrants to purchase stock that are sold in combination with a new bond issue. Compare real estate certificate of deposit.


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