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How do warrants typically differ from stock rights when first issued?
a.Warrants have a long-term (often years) life, while rights are short-term
b.Warrants must be exercised the same day they are issued
c.Warrants are only issued to a company's employees
d.Warrants pay a guaranteed dividend, while rights do not
Giải thích
Warrants are long-term instruments, often lasting several years, and their exercise (strike) price is usually set above the market price at issuance. Rights are short-term and priced below market. Warrants are not same-day, employee-only, or dividend-paying.
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