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Liquidation preference is one. Basically holders of the preferred stock get to cash out first and common stock holders get whatever’s left. In case of an exit a
by hartem_ 8y ago
Liquidation preference is one. Basically holders of the preferred stock get to cash out first and common stock holders get whatever’s left. In case of an exit at a lower than before valuation, for example, it’s not unusual for common stock to lose most (or all) of its value.
The Venture Deals book is really insightful on this (and general startup financing) subject.
- olivermarks 8y agohttps://www.feld.com/archives/2016/10/venture-deals-third-edition.html https://www.feld.com/archives/2016/10/venture-deals-third-ed... This book? Thank you
- hartem_ 8y agoYes.