Most Favored Customer Provisions

Definition:

Stemming from a similar term contained in bilateral investment treaties between sovereign states, a clause in commercial contracts that imposes an obligation on the party providing the benefit to ensure that the other party is never treated less advantageously than any third party the providing party contracts with (typically in relation to pricing).

Return to Glossary

Your complete M&A platform

Datasite provides you one end-to-end platform that supports you across all stages of the deal.