Liquidation preference
Also called liq pref, 1x preference, participating preferred
What is a liquidation preference?
A right attached to preferred shares to be paid out of the proceeds of a sale or wind-up before common shareholders, often equal to the amount the investor put in. The terms decide whether the investor also shares in what is left over.
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