The subscription right explained simply
Protection against dilution: Subscription rights safeguard shareholders during capital increases. Learn more about the importance and handling of this crucial right.
What does a board secretary actually do?
The board secretariat plays a crucial role in connecting the board of directors and the management team. Learn more in our blog.
What do you need for correct GM minutes? A short practical guide
Efficiently meet AGM minute requirements with Konsento! Digital solutions for legally compliant minutes and easy general meeting preparation.
What are AGMs with written voting and for which stock corporations are they suitable?
Shareholders can make written resolutions without attending in person. Learn more about the postal vote and circular resolution in the AGM.
The art of transferring uncertificated securities: Tips for a smooth process
The transfer of shares requires a correct procedure, as errors can result in the acquirer not becoming the legitimate owner.
The impact of the principle of "where there is no plaintiff, there is no judge" in stock corporation law and its exceptions
A critical examination of the principle "Where there's no plaintiff, there's no judge" in relation to business meetings, focusing on legal compliance.
The art of transferring share certificates: Tips for a smooth process
Discover the challenges of share transfer, especially with stock certificates. Learn how to avoid errors and prevent legal disputes.
What makes a legally compliant general meeting legally compliant?
Discover how to organize a legally compliant general meeting according to Swiss laws and statutes. Learn why the right of representation is crucial.
How does a capital increase work? Steps of a capital increase
Learn how capital increases are carried out in Switzerland and how Konsento's digital processes can reduce time and costs by up to 50%. Find out more now!
Capital Increase in Stock Corporations
Entrepreneurial activities are generally financed through equity and/or debt capital. In the context of stock corporations (AGs), equity is of particular importance and is made up of various elements, including share capital and participation capital. In the course of the life cycle