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Shark repellent

Any corporate Activity that is undertaken to discourage a hostile Takeover, such as a golden parachute, scorched earth Policy or Poison pill.

Related Terms: 6 ACH, Activity, Policy, Poison pill, SCOR, Takeover
Other Related Pages: Category: Mergers_and_Acquisitions Starting With: S
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