Definition of "lockups" []

• Plural form of lockup. (noun)

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• "Mr. Pallotta is considering expanding into private-equity investing, which is typified by long-term lockups of client money."
• "In North Carolina, where the state runs nine long-term lockups called youth development centers, the study found a third of girls at Samarkand Youth Development Center in Eagle Springs reported being victimized."
• "Cerberus hoped it could persuade them to move their assets to a new fund with longer asset "lockups" but lower fees."