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What happens if a shareholder dies? Do I need shareholders protection?

https://visionifas.co.uk/what-happens... Businesses can face many challenges and difficulties during the day to day operations. However, the loss of a shareholder (due to death or critical illness) can leave a company without direction and struggling to recover. Without a well-funded plan in place, should a shareholder die, their company equity would pass to their estate. Meaning that part of the business could be left with family members who may have little interest in the future direction of the company, and could sell the shares to a third party. Shareholder Protection will provide a business with the cover it needs should the worst happen, helping avoid any unnecessary disputes and ensure that the business can return to normality with minimum delay and disruption. How does it work? Shareholder Protection is an insurance plan put in place and agreed by a company and its shareholders. The plan pays out a lump sum to cover the value of the deceased or critically ill shareholder’s share of the business. The other business shareholders can use this lump sum to purchase these shares. There are different plans available tailored to provide cover for each individual shareholder, considering each owner’s share of the business and associated value. The plan will ensure that the deceased or critically ill shareholder’s family or partner will receive the true value of the shares.