| 释义 |
clawback /klɔːbæk/ noun [countable, uncountable] (finance 金融) 1.the act of getting money back from people, especially in tax, to pay for a benefit they have received; the money that is paid back 收回资金（特别是通过税收方式）；回收款◆they want the basic pension to be increased, with a tax clawback from wealthier pensioners. 他们想提高基本养老金，并通过税收手段收回已支付给富裕养老金领取者的款项。 (bre) the act of offering existing shareholders the right to buy a proportion of the shares that have already been offered to new investors （已提供给新投资者的股票的）收回◆the shares are being placed with institutional investors subject to a right of clawback by existing shareholders. 这些股票正配售给机构投资者，但前提条件是保证现有股东拥有购回这些股票的权利。☞ clawback |