Corporate Shareholder Services
Provided you have already resorted to our wide range of firm establishment services, it’s time to understand the nooks and crannies of organizational confidentiality. Especially when it comes to managing operational activities. At Prime Consultancy, we believe that is not always possible for the beneficial owners to reveal identities while making specific transactions. This is where our Corporate Shareholder Services come into play.
Why corporate
shareholders are
necessary?
Independent corporate shareholders help business owners protect the confidential user data or personal identity. In simpler terms, corporate shareholders represent the financial and administrative interests of the concerned firms, so that the owner doesn’t need to come out in the open. The main aim of the shareholder is to sign or even co-sign the ‘Declaration of Trust’ on the company’s behalf.
Prime Consultancy offers dedicated and reliable shareholder services to the companies, working closely with the investors. Investor relations are necessary to maintain for a newly established company. Shareholder services offered by Prime Consultancy make sure that there are adequate links between the owner and the investors. Shareholders positioned by us help the firms with proxy solicitation, employee equity planning, mortgage solicitation, and support across IPOs.
At Prime Consultancy, we make sure that the shareholder services are provided, in compliance with the region-specific governance and jurisdiction. There are regions where corporate shareholding is allowed and we makes sure that there aren’t any ambiguities when implementation is concerned.
We also takes managed funds into consideration while offering shareholder support services to the companies. In these cases, the responsibilities of the shareholders often overlap with those of other operational services. We makes sure that there isn’t any interference and shareholders also work as transfer agents, if and when required.
Our Corporate Shareholding Service Sets include:
Communication with the financial advisors and intermediaries
Administrative responsibilities
Compliance with the local shareholding guidelines
Necessary stock transfers
Record-keeping of the investments
Redirecting communications
Initiating and supervising confidential transactions.
Streamline diverse corporate actions as depositories.