Which is the first date when employees can exercise their stock options?
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exercise date |
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| b. |
vesting date |
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| c. |
grant date |
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| d. |
liquidating date |
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Option B is the answer Vesting date |
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| Vesting date is the first date when the employees can exercise the stock options. Exercise date is the date when the employees can exchange the options for shares of stock |
Which is the first date when employees can exercise their stock options? a. exercise date b....
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