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by pavlov
3571 days ago
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Shareholders rarely get anything in a bankruptcy, and at best it tends to be pennies on the dollar, so that seems like a minor concern. Voting rights are more interesting, but my impression is that tiny shareholders in startups are usually bound by tight shareholders' agreements so that they must vote along with the majority investors anyway. (That at least seems to be the practice in Europe.) |
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