Similar Transaction definition

Similar Transaction means any transaction or series of related transactions to effect (i) any issuance by the Company or any of its Affiliates of equity securities, any rights to acquire equity securities, or any securities convertible into equity securities, (ii) another substantial equity investment in the Company or its Affiliates, (iii) any equity recapitalization of the Company or its Affiliates, or (iv) a sale of any stock or assets of the Company or any of its Affiliates outside the ordinary course of business.
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Similar Transaction means any transaction that is similar to an Asset Disposition or Asset Acquisition that requires a waiver or consent by CA Required Lenders under Section 6.04 or 6.05 of the Credit Agreement.
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Similar Transaction. Any loan warehousing transaction, collateralized loan obligation transaction or similar transaction secured primarily by a portfolio of broadly syndicated Loans, with respect to which the Collateral Manager or any of its Affiliates will act as the collateral manager, portfolio manager, advisor, sub-advisor or in a similar capacity.
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Examples of Similar Transaction in a sentence

  • Similar principles shall apply, mutatis mutandis, to a Merger or Similar Transaction, unless the applicable company or other law requires essentially comparable treatment.

  • This prohibition applies, mutatis mutandis, to an agreement to vote securities pursuant to a Merger or Similar Transaction.

  • Any Similar Transaction Payments and Other Lease Payments from time to time received at such designated address or otherwise received by the Servicer or deposited in the Collection Account shall not constitute part of the Trust Estate.

  • Section IV.A.2 generally prohibits an Offeror from acquiring the shares of the Offeree Issuer outside of a Takeover Bid or Merger or Similar Transaction.

  • For the purposes of this definition, a Person is not acting Jointly or in Concert with an Offeror solely because there is an agreement, commitment or understanding pursuant to a lock-up or similar agreement that the Person will tender securities into a Takeover Bid or an Issuer Bid or vote its shares in support of a Merger or Similar Transaction.


More Definitions of Similar Transaction

Similar Transaction means any transaction or proposed transaction with a Third Party involving the direct or indirect sale or transfer of any of the Collateral Management Fees, CDO Agreements or the Related Assets.
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Similar Transaction shall have the meaning assigned to such term in Section 6.6(iii).
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Similar Transaction means any transaction that is similar to an Asset Disposition or Asset Acquisition that requires a waiver or consent by "Required Lenders" under and as defined in the First-Lien Credit Agreement under Sections 6.04 or 6.05 of the First-Lien Credit Agreement.
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Similar Transaction means (1) the sale or other disposition by Circe (other than to an Affiliate) of substantially all of the assets and properties associated with the Hybrid Artificial Pancreas program or (2) a transaction by which Circe ceases to be an "Affiliate" of Grace.
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Similar Transaction means the sale or other disposition by Sellers or their Affiliates of all or substantially all of the Project Assets to a third party or the sale by Sellers or their Affiliates of all of the interests or voting rights in CLDC to an unaffiliated third party, or a similar transaction (including a joint venture transaction) intended to effectuate (directly or indirectly) a similar result.
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Similar Transaction has the meaning specified in Section 6.8.
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Similar Transaction shall have the meaning of an equity transaction (shares or ADCs) of the Company conducted on the Vienna Stock Exchange. Any termination, cancellation or expiration of this Mandate Agreement shall not affect rights to insist on compliance with the confidentiality obligation referred to in Article IV which have already accrued at least on the merits, to reimbursement of expenses and costs as referred to in Article VI and to indemnification as referred to in Article VII.
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