A Journey to Developing an Effective Dividends Policy in Family Business Firms
Family Business
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59m
Dividends play an important role in rewarding shareholders but must be viewed in the broader context of the shareholders’ various needs and the business’s overall capital requirements.
In this session, we will discuss the journey of setting your family business dividend policy as the business evolves into a multi-generational family business with a wide range of shareholders. We’ll explore how to approach the process of policy development and how to address typical challenges that are related to implementation.
The session will be spearheaded by an advisor to leading family businesses around the world, Omar Romman from Banyan Global. You will also have time to ask questions and share learnings and challenges from your personal journey.
Key topics covered in the session will include:
● The components of a dividend policy.
● How dividend policies are related to the rest of the family enterprise.
● The process to develop a successful dividend policy.
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