Business continuity and shareholder protection advice
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Book a free consultationKey elements of shareholder protection planning
Cross-option agreements
A cross-option agreement gives surviving shareholders the right to buy a deceased shareholder’s shares, while giving the estate the right to sell. It creates fairness and legal certainty, and is often the cornerstone of a well-structured arrangement.
Funding the agreement
An agreement is only effective if the funding is in place. We help structure solutions that provide liquidity when it’s needed, without placing unnecessary strain on business reserves or cashflow.
Partnership protection
These plans aren’t only for limited companies. Partnerships can face equally serious disruption if a key person is lost. Partnership protection helps create the same clarity and continuity for non-limited business structures.
Valuation and regular reviews
As your business grows, the value, and therefore the cover required, can change. Regular reviews help ensure your arrangements remain appropriate, up to date, and aligned with the current structure and value of the business.
