greenmail
英：['gri:nˌmeɪl] 美： [ˈɡrinˌmel]
greenmail 基本解释
n.绿票讹诈；
英英释义
greenmail[ 'ɡri:nmeil ]
n.(corporation) the practice of purchasing enough shares in a firm to threaten a takeover and thereby forcing the owners to buy those shares back at a premium in order to stay in business
greenmail 相关例句
权威例句
GREEN MAILGreenmailgreEn-MailGreenmail, White Knights, and Shareholders' InterestGreenmail: A Study of Board Performance in Corporate GovernanceValuation Effects of Greenmail ProhibitionsGreenmail premia, board composition and management shareholdingsDrafting an Effective Greenmail ProhibitionA Theoretical Analysis of Corporate GreenmailTHE SHAREHOLDER WEALTH EFFECTS OF CORPORATE GREENMAILBoards of directors and corporate governance. The case of greenmail.The causes and consequences of takeover defense: Evidence from greenmailEffects of Board Demography and Directors' Incentives on Corporate Greenmail Decisions
