Participating Securities means securities that give the holder of the securities a right to share in the earnings of the person that issued the securities and after the liquidation, dissolution, or winding up of the person that issued the securities or, in the case of the Trust, upon the termination of the Trust, a right to share in its assets. For greater certainty, participating securities includes the Units;

Participating Securities means (i) any equity security (other than Common Stock) that entitles the holders thereof to participate in liquidations or other distributions with the holders of Common Stock or otherwise participate in the capital of the Company other than through a fixed or floating rate of return on capital loaned or invested, and (ii) any stock appreciation rights, phantom stock rights, or any other profit or other economic participation rights with respect to any of the Company’s capital stock or other equity ownership interest, or any rights or options to acquire any such rights.

Participating Securities means, (i) any equity security (other than Common Stock) that entitles the holders thereof to participate in liquidations or other distributions with the holders of Common Stock or otherwise participate in the capital of the Company other than through a fixed or floating rate of return on capital loaned or invested, and (ii) any stock appreciation rights, phantom stock rights, or any other profit participation rights with respect to any of the Company's capital stock or other equity ownership interest, or any rights or options to acquire any such rights; provided that any stock appreciation rights, phantom stock rights or any other profit participation rights, or any rights or options to acquire such rights, issued pursuant to any of the Plans shall not be deemed a Participating Security if their grant or issuance would constitute an Excluded Issuance.

Examples of Participating Securities in a sentence

Both you and your Associate are leveraged Licensees, and both have outstanding Participating Securities or neither has outstanding Participating Securities.
A Licensee that wishes to be eligible to apply for Participating Securities must have Regulatory Capital of at least$10,000,000, unless it demonstrates to SBA’s satisfaction that it can be finan- cially viable over the long term with a lower amount.
After this, the process to withdraw the Participating Securities from the Euroclear System is as described above.
Receiving guaranteed Debentures and Participating Securities as well as negotiating the terms and conditions of periodic offerings of Debentures and/ or TCs with Poolers on behalf of Li- censees.
These service offerings differ from each other in some respects as well as from the current service offering available in respect of Participating Securities which are currently admitted directly to the CREST System.

More Definitions of Participating Securities

Participating Securities means (i) any equity security (other than Common Stock) that entitles the holders thereof to participate in liquidations or other distributions with the holders of Common Stock or otherwise participate in the capital of the Company other than through a fixed or floating rate of return on capital loaned or invested, and (ii) any Stock Rights; provided that any Stock Rights issued pursuant to any of the Plans shall not be deemed a Participating Security if their grant or issuance would constitute an Excluded Issuance.

Participating Securities has the meaning set forth in the Recitals.

Participating Securities shall have the meaning set forth in Section 2.4(a).

Participating Securities means the Outstanding Common Stock, the Outstanding Vested Options, the NeoGen Option and the Outstanding Preferred Stock.

Participating Securities means securities of a body corporate that give the holder of the securities a right to share in the earnings of the body corporate and after the liquidation, dissolution or winding up of the body corporate, a right to share in its assets.

Participating Securities has the meaning set forth in Section 2C.