Family firms sit uneasily between two magnets of modern capitalism. One pulls them towards profit, public markets and professional management; the other tugs them back to lineage, legacy and “the business as family estate”.

The idea of a management buyout (MBO) is fast gaining traction as a viable, and increasingly necessary, alternative to traditional succession.

Responsible ownership ensures not only the sustainability of the business but also the preservation of the values, culture, and relationships that form its foundation.

Shareholders agreements are important to minimise potential conflicts in family firms

An ownership strategy provides clarity, alignment, and a foundation for the long-term health of both the family and the business.

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