medium · Debt Capital Markets
What is the typical 'Notice Period' an issuer must give bondholders before exercising an equity clawback?
- 24 hours following the pricing of the IPO.
- 10 to 60 days.
- At least 6 months.
- No notice is required if the IPO is 'S-1' registered.
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