What does Not in the filings mean here?
What it means and how to read it on a deal.
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What it is
The filings we read don't state the fact.
Also called–
How to read it
It isn't the same as no. A dashed protection dot is not in the filings; a faint one is a stated no. The reverse fee and CVR dots are never dashed: faint means the filings we read give none.
A dash (–) in a column means there is no value to show, such as no expected close or no approval published yet.
- Financing condition not in the filings
- Financing condition
- No reverse fee in the filings
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