share option
noun[C]
FINANCE,STOCK MARKETukus→stock option
Examplesofshare option
share option
However a disastrous bet on a dodgyshareoptionled to his downfall and the loss of his business.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.However, in appropriate cases,shareoptionplans for the benefit of an enterprise's management and employees were considered.
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During the time when share prices soared sky-high, these magicians were even allowed to line their own pockets quite handsomely withshareoptionschemes.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
He is, however, given ashareoptionwhich he exercises.
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Hisshareoptionwould have realised £22,000 if it had been sold yesterday.
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The third point concerningshareoptionschemes is that of social justice.
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We in no way relax our opposition to the principle ofshareoptionschemes.
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This would be an unreasonable and unnecessary limitation on the operation ofshareoptionschemes.
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However, there is an anomaly in the schemes, especially in relation to the savings-relatedshareoptionschemes.
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A companyshareoptionplan is designed so that employees can take a long-term stake in the company that they work for.
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