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ARTICLE · 14 NOVEMBER 2022

Pre Initial Public Offering (IPO) Planning And Trusts

Trust structures are generally associated with estate and succession planning for private client engagements, because of the advantages and safeguards that a well-structured trust can provide.

GuernseyCorporate/Commercial Law

Trust structures are generally associated with estate and succession planning for private client engagements, because of the advantages and safeguards that a well-structured trust can provide. Trusts, however, can also play an important role within corporate transactions. Consider initial public offering (IPO) planning and Trusts, for the major shareholders (founders) of a company, that are looking to take their company public.

Use of a Trust as Part of Corporate Processes

Careful pre-IPO Trust planning can provide the founders with a number of benefits in respect of their shareholding in the company to be listed ('List Co'), and may also be used to create employee incentive schemes to reward, motivate and retain employees during and after the IPO process.

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