🧾 Lock-in and orderly market deed
A lock-in agreement is a contract between a company and its shareholders that restricts the shareholders' ability to sell their shares. An orderly market deed is a contract between a company and a market maker that sets out the terms under which the market maker will buy and sell the company's shares.
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