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Hub You - Making A Shareholders' Agreement-Checklist
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e. dilution (now and future)
4. Directors
a. Day-to-day management
b. How many
c. Right to appoint/remove
d. Chairman; casting vote?
e. Service agreements: salary level?
5. Company nam
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Here is a non-exhaustive list which you could use as a limited agenda for discussions between proposed or existing shareholders. This should be followed by detailed legal advice and then a written agreement between the parties.
1. Alternatives: limited company, partnership or limited liability partnership etc
Assuming you select a limited company:
2. Purpose of venture. Business plan. Expectations.
3. Share split
a. Implications of key thresholds: 5%, 10%, >25%, 50%, >50%, 75%
b. Deadlock vs controlling stake vs negative control/ability to block
c. "Ordinary", "Special", "Written" resolutions
d. class: ordinary, preferred, redeemable etc
e. dilution (now and future)
4. Directors
a. Day-to-day management
b. How many
c. Right to appoint/remove
d. Chairman; casting vote?
e. Service agreements: salary level?
5. Company name
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Here is a non-exhaustive list which you could use as a limited agenda for discussions between proposed or existing shareholders. This should be followed by detailed legal advice and then a written agreement between the parties.
1. Alternatives: limited company, partnership or limited liability partnership etc
Assuming you select a limited company:
2. Purpose of venture. Business plan. Expectations.
3. Share split
a. Implications of key thresholds: 5%, 10%, >25%, 50%, >50%, 75%
b. Deadlock vs controlling stake vs negative control/ability to block
c. "Ordinary", "Special", "Written" resolutions
d. class: ordinary, preferred, redeemable etc
e. dilution (now and future)
4. Directors
a. Day-to-day management
b. How many
c. Right to appoint/remove
d. Chairman; casting vote?
e. Service agreements: salary level?
5. Company nam
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1. Alternatives: limited company, partnership or limited liability partnership etc
Assuming you select a limited company:
2. Purpose of venture. Business plan. Expectations.
3. Share split
a. Implications of key thresholds: 5%, 10%, >25%, 50%, >50%, 75%
b. Deadlock vs controlling stake vs negative control/ability to block
c. "Ordinary", "Special", "Written" resolutions
d. class: ordinary, preferred, redeemable etc
e. dilution (now and future)
4. Directors
a. Day-to-day management
b. How many
c. Right to appoint/remove
d. Chairman; casting vote?
e. Service agreements: salary level?
5. Company nam
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3. Share split
a. Implications of key thresholds: 5%, 10%, >25%, 50%, >50%, 75%
b. Deadlock vs controlling stake vs negative control/ability to block
c. "Ordinary", "Special", "Written" resolutions
d. class: ordinary, preferred, redeemable etc
e. dilution (now and future)
4. Directors
a. Day-to-day management
b. How many
c. Right to appoint/remove
d. Chairman; casting vote?
e. Service agreements: salary level?
5. Company nam
When it’s time to update that resume for a new position, don’t forget to update your references also. Just because someone agreed to be a reference years ago doesn’t mean they should still be on your list, especially if you haven’t kept in touch with them.A former co-worker, a temporary co-worker at that, once called me after I’d started my own business. He was interested in starting his own business also, and wanted to pick my brain for information. I hadn’
e. dilution (now and future)
4. Directors
a. Day-to-day management
b. How many
c. Right to appoint/remove
d. Chairman; casting vote?
e. Service agreements: salary level?
5. Company name, company secretary, registered office, accountant/auditor
6. Finance
a. Share capital vs debt
i. Allotment of new shares
ii. Cash/non-cash
iii. Director's loan
iv. Second round
b. Security? Debentures/charges. Personal guarantees. Indemnity to each other?
c. Working capital
d. Bank mandate: joint signatories?
e. Dividend policy
i. consider minimum % profits to be distributed or retained if no agreement
ii. dividend versus salary balance
7. Business plan and budget incl cash flow; agreed intervals
8. Exit strategy (the important one!)
a. Share valuation mechanism
b. Discount/premium for certain stakes
c. Ability to transfer part or whole stake only
d. Staggered exit – tax and valuation implications
e. Trigger events eg
i. Death/serious illness
ii. Divorce
iii. Trade sale
iv. One party wishes to leave
f. When to wind company up
g. Pre-emption rights
h. Ability to transfer to spouse/children
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