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In a mini-max offering that is structured as a "best efforts" underwriting, in which the price is below the mini-max limit, how many shares is the underwriter committing to buy, and at what price?
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The clause in the commitment letter that details the underwriter's commitment to selling a specific amount of shares is called:
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