A legally binding contract between the underwriters and insiders of the company undergoing an initial public offering (IPO). The contract prevents them from selling any shares of stock for a specified period of time. When lock-ups expire, restricted people are permitted to sell their stock. This sometimes results in a drastic drop in share price.
The IPO lockup period is a legally binding contract between the underwriters and the company undergoing the initial public offering that probits company insiders from selling their shares. The expiration of the lockup period can be very important because it can result in downward pressure share price as insiders cash out a portion of or all of [...]
The IPO lockup period is a legally binding contract between the underwriters and the company undergoing the initial public offering that probits company insiders from selling their shares. The expiration of the lockup period can be very important because it can result in downward pressure share price as insiders cash out a portion of or all of [...]
The IPO lockup period is a legally binding contract between the underwriters and the company undergoing the initial public offering that probits company insiders from selling their shares. The expiration of the lockup period can be very important because it can result in a declining share price as insiders cash out a portion of or [...]
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