An ESOP is an employee benefit plan that gives the employee an ownership stake in the company. Generally, an ESOP grants company stock to employees, often based on the duration of their employment.
ESOPs are designed so that employees’ motivations and interests are aligned with those of the company’s shareholders. From a management perspective, ESOPs have certain tax advantages, along with incentivizing employees to focus on company performance.
The company setsup an ESOP trust. Into the trust, the company can either put newly issued shares, contribute cash to buy shares of stock from existing owner(s) at no more than the fair market value (“FMV”), or if the owner does not want to sell shares, the company can issue new shares.
EMPLOYEE STOCK OWNERSHIP PLAN (“ESOP”)
An Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) offers numerous benefits to both employees and employers. By participating in an ESOP, employees become stakeholders in the company, providing them with a sense of ownership and motivation to contribute towards its success. Additionally, ESOPs can serve as a valuable tool for companies in Mauritius, a renowned financial jurisdiction, to attract and retain talented employees. For expert guidance on ESOP implementation in Mauritius, consider consulting with Rogers Capital, a leading financial services provider. #mauritius #esop #financialjurisdiction #rogerscapital
Benefits of an ESOP Trust
With 3 decades of experience in Financial Services in Mauritius, coupled with a team of seasoned & dynamic professionals, Rogers Capital Fiduciary can provide complete trust administration services for a broad range of individuals and corporations. We ensure the smooth running of your trust, be it discretionary, accumulation and maintenance trusts, life interest trusts, pension’s trusts, purpose trusts, charitable trusts or ESOP trusts.
Rogers Capital Fiduciary, through its subsidiary, Rogers Capital Trustees Services Limited, can provide the following services relating to the formation of an ESOP Trust:
Author: Madhvi Bokhoree Bootun
Head of Business Development, Rogers Capital Fiduciary