shareholder agreement
2 Credits
If you have incorporated a limited company, that company will be owned by one or more shareholders. Whenever there is more than one shareholder, it is a good idea for the shareholders to enter into an agreement which regulates the relationship between them for the ongoing protection of the interests of the company.
A shareholder agreement will consider things such as how important decisions of the company may be made, and how shares may be sold by any individual shareholder in the future. The aim of a shareholder agreement is to prevent disputes arising in the future and protect the company if any shareholder wants to move in a different direction.
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