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Outstanding Stock equal to the amount of issued shares less treasury stock. Over subscription Over subscription Privilege - P - Paid-in Capital Pari Passu Participating Preferred Participation Partnership Partnership agreement Pay to Play Penny Stocks Piggyback Registration PIK Debt Securities PIV Pooled Investment Vehicle. Placement Agent Plain English Handbook Plum Poison Pill substantial discount, Pooled IRR Portfolio Companies Post-Money Valuation Pre-Money Valuation Preemptive Right Preference shares Preferred Dividend Preferred return (AKA Hurdle Rate) Preferred Stock Private Equity Private investment in public equities (PIPES) Private Placement Reg. D offering Private Placement Memorandum Offering Memorandum. Private Securities Prospectus Put option sell - Q - QPAM - R - Recapitalisation Reconfirmation Red Herring Redeemable Preferred Stock Redemption Registration Registration Rights Regulation A Regulation C Regulation D Regulation D Offering Regulation S Regulation S-B Regulation S-K Regulation S-X Reorganisation or Corporate Reorganisation Restricted Securities Restricted Shares Revlon Duties promote Right of First Refusal Rights Offering Risk Rule 144 Rule 144A Rule 147 Rule 501 Rule 505 Rule 506 -S - S Corporation SBIC SBIR Secondary funds Secondary Market Secondary Sale Securities Act of 1933 Securities Act of 1934 Securities and Exchange Commission Seed Money Seed Stage Financing Senior Securities Series A Preferred Stock Shell Corporation Small Business Administration (SBA) Small Business Innovation Development Act of 1982 Special purpose vehicle Spin out Staggered Board Statutory Voting Cumulative Voting. Stock Options Strategic Investors Subordinated Debt Subscription Agreement Sweat Equity Syndicate Syndication - T - Tag-Along Rights / Rights of Co-Sale Takedown Schedule Tax-free reorganisations See Internal Revenue Code Section 368. Tender offer Term Sheet Time Value of Money Trade sale Treasury Stock - U - UBTI ULPA Upper quartile - V - Venture Capital Financing Vesting schedules Vintage Year Voluntary Redemption Voting Right - W - Warrant Wash-Out Round Weighted Average Anti-dilution Williams Act of 1968 Workout Write-off Write-up/Write-down

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