Macron Law definition

Macron Law means the French legislation (n° 2015-715 (article 153)) governing performance shares or any other equity awards authorised by an extraordinary general meeting or the ad hoc body of foreign company as from 8 August 2015.
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Macron Law means the French legislation on growth, activity and equality of economic opportunity (n° 2015¬-990 (article 135)) governing performance shares or any other equity awards authorised by an extraordinary general meeting or the ad hoc body of foreign company as from 8 August 2015.
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Examples of Macron Law in a sentence

  • The Company shall use its best efforts to cause the Company equity awards granted to Executive to be compliant with the Macron Law and for such Company equity awards to qualify as free/performance shares in France.

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