What is All (or Substantially All)?
Definition:
A term used in various contexts in Capital Markets with no concrete definition. The Internal Revenue Service defines “Substantially All” of a company as at least 90% of the Fair Market Value of all of a company’s assets less liabilities and at least 70% of the Fair Market Value of a company’s assets disregarding liabilities.
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