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Shareholder Protection Insurance
If a business owner passes away, share protection can offer a lump-sum payout to the surviving business owners.
A share protection arrangement allows the remaining business owners to buy the share of the business owned by the deceased owner directly from the estate of the deceased.
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Without Share Protection, What Happens if a Business Owner Passes Away?
In the absence of share protection, when a business owner passes away, their share in the business could potentially be inherited by their family. This scenario raises the risk that surviving business owners might relinquish control over a portion or, in some cases, the entirety of the business. The family may decide to participate in the business’s ongoing operations or opt to sell their share to a competitor.
Expert advice from Prima Insurance Brokers
With a wealth of experience spanning multiple years, we are the trusted experts in Shareholder Protection Insurance. We make it our mission to thoroughly understand each organization’s unique needs, forging a strong and dependable partnership.