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golden parachute

/ˈɡəʊldən ˈpærəʃuːt/

翻译: 指高管合同中规定的一项条款或财务安排,当高管因公司被收购、合并或其他非自愿原因离职时,可获得巨额补偿,如遣散费、股票期权或奖金。

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/ˈɡəʊldən ˈpærəʃuːt/C1formalbusiness
  • zh指高管合同中规定的一项条款或财务安排,当高管因公司被收购、合并或其他非自愿原因离职时,可获得巨额补偿,如遣散费、股票期权或奖金。

A financial agreement or clause in an executive's contract that provides substantial benefits, such as severance pay, stock options, or bonuses, if they are forced to leave the company, typically due to a merger or takeover.

  1. Executive Severance AgreementC1formal

    A substantial financial package or benefits guaranteed to a top executive if they are forced to leave a company, typically due to a merger, takeover, or dismissal.

    zh金色降落伞

    • The CEO's golden parachute was worth over $20 million.
    • Shareholders often criticize golden parachutes as excessive.
    • The contract included a generous golden parachute clause.