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Capital Policies

Capital policies are an important component of any business. For family businesses, these policies address important topics like allocation of capital, permissibility of raising equity and resultant ownership dilution, leverage, selling and redeeming shares and shareholder distributions. As a capital provider and advisor to family businesses for more than 200 years, and as a private company itself, ABLS has a depth of expertise working with family businesses to frame these policies.

We work with family businesses to help answer essential questions related to capital policies, such as:

  • What is the process for assessing the capital needs of the business regularly? Who owns that process internally?

  • How does the business communicate those capital needs to the family ownership group?

  • How does this process dovetail with family distribution planning?