Corporate clients: securing your business
Protection
We sometimes take life for granted, and the harsh reality is that some of us will not be here tomorrow. If a shareholder were to die, what would be the impact on your business?
- What will happen to the shares owned by that person?
- If necessary, will the company have sufficient funds to buy back shares that have passed to a spouse or family member?
- How will the company afford to replace the lost expertise and knowledge?
As well as death, other eventualities should be considered. For example, the divorce of a husband and wife-run business may present problems if one party wanted to exit from the business.
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