How a Board of Directors can supercharge your startup

Building a high growth entrepreneurial venture? Got your Board of Directors in place? Today's article tackles the burning question: When to form your board of directors, and what are their key responsibilities?

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What happens to a shareholder's shares when they die

When a shareholder dies, their shares are dealt with by the executors of their estate (if there is a will) or by the administrators under the Intestacy Rules (if there is no valid will). Both the executors and administrators are known as ‘personal representatives’ (PRs). Partner and Head of Private Client James McMullan of West End Law Firm RIAA Barker Gillette, looks at what happens to a shareholder's shares when they die.

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Protecting your business should you lose mental capacity

What happens when a business owner’s mental health takes a downturn? Who can assist with business decisions in their absence? In today’s article our strategic partner RIAA Barker Gillette UK’s Partner & Head of Private Client, James McMullan looks at how business owners can protect their business interests, should they lose mental capacity.

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A Guide to Business Bank Accounts in the UK for Startups

Small businesses play a crucial role in the UK economy, and small business owners have a significant impact on contributing to its growth and prosperity. In this blog, we will explore the small business landscape in the UK, the various types of grants available, and how Dragon Argent, can help you secure these grants.

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Small Business Aspirations, Big Grants: Your Route to Funding

Small businesses play a crucial role in the UK economy, and small business owners have a significant impact on contributing to its growth and prosperity. In this blog, we will explore the small business landscape in the UK, the various types of grants available, and how Dragon Argent, can help you secure these grants.

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Startups & SME Advice, Corporate Law, UK Subsidiary Freddie Nicolle Brace Startups & SME Advice, Corporate Law, UK Subsidiary Freddie Nicolle Brace

Do you know your duties as a director?

Becoming a director is a significant achievement in any career (congratulations!), but with the achievement comes many responsibilities and the need to make significant decisions for the company. Your general legal duties are summarised in this article and you should make sure that you are familiar with and understand these fully.

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Artificial Intelligence: what is it and should it be regulated?

AI is developing continuously at rapid speed in the art world , regulators across jurisdictions are struggling to keep up. This article considers the current regulatory framework (or lack thereof) around AI in the art world.

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A Four Stage Guide to Opening an Art Gallery in the UK

Art galleries are a key part of the cultural scene in the UK. This guide aims to provide you with an insight into the key legal considerations to bear in mind before embarking on your art gallery venture.

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Why should your business take sustainability seriously?

Our strategic partner Seedling have built a climate action platform designed for startups and SMEs to measure, reduce and offset emissions credibly in a way that’s accessible and low-burden for growing teams. Check our latest article to become a Carbon Neutral business.

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What are the benefits of outsourcing your finance function?

Outsourcing your finance function can free up time and resources better spent elsewhere. And offers reassurance that your business is compliant with the finance laws and regulations applicable to your business. In this article, we explore some of the common drivers, and benefits of, outsourcing elements of your back office finance and accounting function.

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