Corporate Agreements Every Growing Business Should Have
Many businesses focus on revenue and growth but overlook the importance of well-structured corporate agreements.
This often leads to disputes, misaligned expectations, and governance challenges at later stages.
From an advisory perspective, certain agreements are fundamental for protecting stakeholder interests and ensuring clarity.
Key agreements businesses should prioritise include:
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Shareholders’ Agreements defining rights, obligations, and exit mechanisms
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Share Purchase and Share Subscription Agreements during investments
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Joint Venture and Strategic Alliance Agreements for partnerships
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Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) and Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs)
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Founders’ agreements to avoid future control disputes
Properly drafted agreements reduce ambiguity and strengthen long-term decision-making.
Practical takeaway:
Corporate agreements should be treated as strategic documents, not mere legal formalities.
— RBC Global Advisors
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