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Methods and Systems for Maximizing Share Purchase Under an Employee Stock Purchase Plan with Limited Payroll Deductions
1 Apr 21
A method of increasing the number of shares purchased under an ESPP (potentially up to the maximum allowable) with limited employee net capital contributions, comprising the steps of selecting a monetary contribution amount or an amount to be deducted from an employee's monetary compensation for contribution to the plan, wherein the contribution amount is less than a maximum allowable contribution under allowable limits of the plan; optionally selecting a rebalancing price at which to sell shares of employer stock at the end of an offering period under the plan; having a third party or broker-dealer provide, via a loan to the employee, a supplemental monetary contribution equal to a difference between the employee's selected contribution amount and the maximum allowable contribution under the plan over the course of the offering period on behalf of the employee to the employer (or such lower supplemental monetary contribution amount as the employee may select or agree to), the supplemental monetary contribution received by a financial or ledger account used to purchase shares via the plan at the end of the offering period; and the delivery of shares to a third party for sale in an open market transaction or otherwise, or if applicable, for delivery to financial market counterparty upon exercise of an option that on the purchase date is in-the-money, to repay the proceeds of a loan and comply with employee elections.
Aaron J. Shapiro
Filed: 14 Dec 20
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Methods and Systems for Maximizing Share Purchase Under an Employee Stock Purchase Plan with Limited Payroll Deductions
23 Sep 20
A method of maximizing the number of shares purchased under an ESPP with limited employee capital contributions, comprising the steps of selecting a monetary contribution amount or an amount to be deducted from an employee's monetary compensation for contribution to the plan, wherein the contribution amount is less than a maximum allowable contribution under allowable limits of the plan; selecting a rebalancing price at which the employee wishes to sell shares of employer stock at the end of an offering period under the plan; taking a simultaneous short and long position in derivative or other financial instrument that would allow for the disposition of shares acquired in the plan at an employee-designated strike price, the short and long positions having different strike prices; having a third party or broker-dealer provide a supplemental monetary contribution equal to a difference between the employee's selected contribution amount and the maximum allowable contribution under the plan over the course of the offering period on behalf of the employee to the employer; the supplemental monetary contribution received by a financial or ledger account used to purchase shares via the plan at the end of the offering period and the delivery of shares to a financial market counterparty or open market transaction to repay the proceeds of a loan and comply with employee elections.
Aaron J. Shapiro
Filed: 7 Jun 20
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8 Apr 20
A method of maximizing the number of shares purchased under an ESPP with limited employee capital contributions, comprising the steps of selecting a monetary contribution amount or an amount to be deducted from an employee's monetary compensation for contribution to the plan, wherein the contribution amount is less than a maximum allowable contribution under allowable limits of the plan; selecting a rebalancing price at which the employee wishes to sell shares of employer stock at the end of an offering period under the plan; taking a simultaneous short and long position in derivative or other financial instrument that would allow for the disposition of shares acquired in the plan at an employee-designated strike price, the short and long positions having different strike prices. having a third party or broker-dealer provide a supplemental monetary contribution equal to a difference between the employee's selected contribution amount and the maximum allowable contribution under the plan over the course of the offering period on behalf of the employee to the employer; the supplemental monetary contribution received by a financial or ledger account used to purchase shares via the plan at the end of the offering period and the delivery of shares to a financial market counterparty or open market transaction to repay the proceeds of a interest free loan and comply with employee elections.
Aaron J. Shapiro
Filed: 13 Oct 19
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