upside kicker entitlements

Polish translation: uprawnienia do dodatkowego kopniaka (dodatkowej premii)

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English term or phrase:upside kicker entitlements
Polish translation:uprawnienia do dodatkowego kopniaka (dodatkowej premii)
Entered by: Frank Szmulowicz, Ph. D.

14:49 Feb 9, 2022
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Bus/Financial - Finance (general)
English term or phrase: upside kicker entitlements
Specified income'' means the sum of all income received or realized with respect to any activities of the Company deriving from the Specified Assets, including but not limited to interest, capital gains, foreign exchange gains, transaction fees received at the time the Specified Assets are invested into by the Company, proceeds of upside kicker entitlements, non-utilisation fee received from any undrawn tranche(s) under the Specified Assets and any other income linked to the Specified Assets (e.g. reimbursement of the legal costs and expenses, any commitment deposit kept by the Company).
Alina Ostrowska-Mroczek
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Local time: 12:26
uprawnienia do dodatkowego kopniaka (dodatkowej premii)
Explanation:
Kopniak jest zartobliwym określeniem.

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Kopniak • Premia (żargon) • Kicker (vernacular) • Dodatkowa atrakcja lub
korzyść towarzysząca transakcji w celu zwiększenia jej atrakcyjności jako potencjalnej inwestycji. „Kopniak” jest tutaj metaforą siły oddziaływania (analogicznie do kolokwialnego użycia słowa „kopniak” lub „kop” w znaczeniu „silna motywacja do zrobienia czegoś”
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3uprawnienia do dodatkowego kopniaka (dodatkowej premii)
Frank Szmulowicz, Ph. D.
3prawa (do) nabycia udziałów [przez inwestora/pożyczkodawcę] w spółce kredytobiorcy (ang. kicker)
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uprawnienia do dodatkowego kopniaka (dodatkowej premii)


Explanation:
Kopniak jest zartobliwym określeniem.

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Note added at 20 hrs (2022-02-10 11:27:47 GMT)
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Kopniak • Premia (żargon) • Kicker (vernacular) • Dodatkowa atrakcja lub
korzyść towarzysząca transakcji w celu zwiększenia jej atrakcyjności jako potencjalnej inwestycji. „Kopniak” jest tutaj metaforą siły oddziaływania (analogicznie do kolokwialnego użycia słowa „kopniak” lub „kop” w znaczeniu „silna motywacja do zrobienia czegoś”
https://phavi.umcs.pl/at/attachments/2015/1211/084956-financ...

Frank Szmulowicz, Ph. D.
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prawa (do) nabycia udziałów [przez inwestora/pożyczkodawcę] w spółce kredytobiorcy (ang. kicker)


Explanation:
prawa nabycia udziałów w spółce kredytobiorcy

Zwykle prawa te są realizowane w formie opcji lub warrantów, np.
opcja nabycia udziałów (mniejszościowych) w spółce kredytobiorcy
warrant na udziały w spółce kredytobiorcy
obligacja zamienna - convertible bond

Jest to rodzaj zachęty (incentive) dla inwestora/pożyczkodawcy

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What Is a Kicker?

A kicker is a right, exercisable warrant, or other feature that is added to a debt instrument to make it more desirable to potential investors by giving the debt holder the potential option to purchase shares of the issuer.

In real estate, a kicker is an added expense that must be paid on a mortgage in order to get a loan approved. An example would be an equity stake in the receipts of a retail or rental property.

A kicker is also called a sweetener or a wrinkle.
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/k/kicker.asp

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- Kickers provide investors with an extra incentive to purchase debt securities (such as a preferred share or bond) because they add to the investors' expected return on investment (ROI).

- Two popular types of equity kickers are convertible bonds and warrants to purchase stocks
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For example, a lender may be wary of loaning money to a startup company, which may need the money to finance early-stage operations. Without a financial track record showing steady sales growth and profits, the startup may face an uphill battle in obtaining funding. The young company may need to structure an equity deal to entice the lender, offering a kicker of equity ownership in the company. In return for loaning money to the company, the lender will receive a stake in the company and a certain percentage of future profits.
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/k/kicker.asp

What is an Equity Kicker?

An equity kicker is an equity incentive where the lender provides credit at a lower interest rate and, in exchange, gets an equity position in the borrower’s company. An equity kicker is structured as a conditional reward, where the lender gets equity ownership that will be paid at a future date when the business attains specific performance goals.
https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/resources/knowledge/de...

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