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preferred equity

Corporate shares of stock that have greater rights than normal shares. Owners of preferred equity may be entitled to dividends—income—when there is not enough money to pay all shareholders. If the company is liquidated and all assets sold, preferred equity holders will receive their predetermined share before other equity holders.



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Maira's experience extends to private equity joint ventures, including restructuring, workouts, partner/member disputes, un-winds, and recapitalizations, as well as formation and controlling-party and preferred equity investments with respect to real estate portfolios, platforms, operating companies and assets.
689 (1986), held that a liquidating corporation is deemed to distribute its property in the following order: (1) to creditors, (2) to preferred equity holders, and (3) to common equity holders.
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