Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
pledger
French translation:
titulaire de titres gagés / nantis
English term
pledger
| 4 +1 | titulaire de titres gagés / nantis |
gundisalvus
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| 4 +1 | gageur |
jmleger
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Non-PRO (1): mchd
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Proposed translations
titulaire de titres gagés / nantis
A "pledger", or more commonly "pledgor", is a shareholder who grants a pledge over his/her shares. The section of the document relates to the exercise of voting rights in relation to shares that are not under direct unfettered control of the owner. The pledge agreement or pledge instrument may contain specific provisions regarding how the voting rights in connection with the pledged shares are to be exercised. Similarly, a fiduciary (for example, trustee) may be subject to specific provisions in the trust (or similar) instrument regarding how the shares held by him/her are to be voted.
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