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Course overview
Lesson Overview

7.326 – Issuing Common Stock vs. Preferred Stock in an IPO: Common stock represents ownership with voting rights, while preferred stock offers dividend priority and greater stability but limited control. Understanding both helps balance investor appeal and corporate flexibility. Common shares attract broad markets through participation in growth, whereas preferred shares appeal to conservative investors seeking steady returns. Companies often issue both to diversify funding sources and reduce risk. The structure chosen affects valuation, governance, and long-term capital strategy. Differentiating rights, payouts, and conversion terms ensures transparency and meets diverse investor expectations during and after the IPO.

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This premium course is a complete roadmap to launching and growing a business. From idea validation and market research to legal setup, funding, branding, marketing, and sales—you’ll gain step-by-step guidance backed by templates and real-world examples.

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