Exit-strategy


noun
1.
a plan for getting out of a difficult or unfavorable situation:
committing troops without an exit strategy.
2.
a plan that maximizes profits when liquidating investments or a business.
noun
1.
a method or plan for extricating oneself from an undesirable situation
2.
a plan and timetable for withdrawal from a military engagement
3.
the method by which an investor intends to cash out of an investment
noun

an investor’s plan for getting out of an investment if a certain situation arises; a plan to cash out of an investment venture; also called liquidity event

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