What Happens to Shares when a Shareholder Dies?
When a shareholder dies, their shares are distributed according to their will. However, complications can arise if there is no will.
Sydney-based consultant, working in trust and risk assurance, specialising in financial crime. Formerly Legal Intern at Lawpath.
Consultant at PWC, 2022-Present
Case Manager at Employers Mutual Limited, 2021-2022
When a shareholder dies, their shares are distributed according to their will. However, complications can arise if there is no will.
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