Rule 13e

Rule 13e

An SEC rule governing "going private" or situations in which publicly-traded companies buy enough of their own stock to become its own majority shareholder. Among other things, Rule 13e requires the company going private to disclose all relevant information on the transaction to the SEC.

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Rule 13e

An SEC rule that regulates repurchase by a corporation of its own securities.

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