Majority owners and minority investors act wisely when they negotiate and adopt a buy-sell agreement (BSA) at the time the private company investment is made because the BSA helps to avoid future conflicts between them. Signing a BSA, however, and deciding when to trigger it to require the purchase/sale of the minority interest are different
Minority investors often purchase interests in private companies without securing a buy-sell agreement (BSA) at the time of their investment. After a few years pass, however, the minority investor and the majority owner may both want one, but for different reasons. The majority owner may desire to redeem minority interests in the company held by
More than two centuries before Hamilton became Broadway’s most successful musical, Alexander Hamilton and his nemesis, Aaron Burr (sir), chose to resolve their disputes by dueling at dawn in Weehawken, New Jersey. This fateful duel, as we all know, mortally wounded Hamilton, one of our nation’s