by Ico Ho | 5 - 33, 5- Get your finances in order (loans, leases and security), Solution Brief
Do you provide credit to your customers? If so, you need to understand the full implications of the Personal Property Securities Act. If you do not, you risk losing title to your goods. Hopefully you have written ‘Terms of Supply’ with your customers. Hopefully...
by Ico Ho | 5 - 228, 5 - 33, 5 - 34, 5- Get your finances in order (loans, leases and security), Solution Brief
‘Hybrid securities’ are a broad group of securities that combine elements of both ‘debt’ and ‘equity’. They provide both businesses and investors with the ability to more accurately satisfy their funding and investment needs Hybrid securities have the characteristics...
by Ico Ho | 1 - 315, 1 - Start, expand and raise capital for your enterprise, Solution Brief
People seek to raise capital in a number of different contexts. In its simplest form, people ‘pool’ their capital with others to carry out a particular venture (for example, to buy a property or start a business). More sophisticated structures may involve setting up...
by Ico Ho | 3 - 362, 3 - Resolve a commercial dispute, Solution Brief
Tenancy-in-common ownership gives each co-owner title to and control over a fixed interest in real property. This makes it a flexible and autonomous way to own property. But what happens when the co-owners don’t agree? We discuss some options below: Option 1: Enter...
by Ico Ho | 2 - 230, 2 - Run and manage your business (general commercial), Solution Brief
This Solution Brief outlines the respective roles and responsibilities of members (or owners), the Board of directors and managers. Members (owners) The people who own the ‘equity’ in a company are commonly referred to as shareholders or members. The members of a...
by Ico Ho | 1 - 312, 1 - Start, expand and raise capital for your enterprise, Solution Brief
When people go into business together, it is common for them to enter into a Shareholders’ Agreements to govern how they will own and administer their company. Our preference is to use a company’s Constitution as the primary instrument to regulate the affairs of a...
