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Corporate Structuring - Entities, Shareholders and Governance
Sector:
Corporate Legal – Corporate Law
Technical Focus Area:
Corporate & Commercial Law
Modular Syllabus
About the Course
This course provides practical training in corporate structuring, covering how entity choice and shareholder arrangements are designed to support governance, liability protection, and business objectives. It is designed for professionals involved in structuring corporate groups or new ventures.
Participants examine entity types, shareholder agreement design, and governance structuring considerations across jurisdictions, building the practical skills needed to recommend structures suited to specific business needs. Case examples illustrate structuring decisions in varied corporate contexts.
Learning Milestones
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Select appropriate entity structures for business objectives.
- Design shareholder agreements that reflect commercial intent.
- Structure governance arrangements for corporate groups.
- Assess cross-jurisdictional structuring considerations.
- Identify structuring risks and mitigation approaches.
- Advise on restructuring existing corporate groups.
Professional Audience
This course is ideal for professionals structuring corporate entities and groups, including:
- In-house and corporate counsel
- Company secretaries
- Corporate development professionals
- Tax and finance professionals supporting structuring
- Founders and executives structuring new ventures
Entity Structuring Fundamentals
- Common entity types and their characteristics
- Liability protection considerations
- Tax implications of entity choice
- Regulatory considerations by entity type
- Selecting entities for specific business needs
Course Dates & Prices
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