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That depends on the plan. Plenty of private companies don't release the shares as they vest. Larger ones - and public ones - generally will though.
by usaar333 10y ago
That depends on the plan. Plenty of private companies don't release the shares as they vest. Larger ones - and public ones - generally will though.
- srtjstjsj 10y agoThen what does "vest" mean? Are you conflating options with RSUs?
- sokoloff 10y agoVest but not release simply means that you've earned the right to those shares (vested), but that you don't actually have ownership of the shares (released) until some later time or event triggers the release.