Execute subsequent contributions on shares easily and digitally
With Konsento, Swiss corporations carry out subsequent contributions – also referred to as capital call payments – quickly, efficiently and cost-effectively: from board resolution, capital contribution account and online notarisation through to commercial register filing and updating of the share register.
Implement subsequent contributions cleanly, quickly and in full legal compliance
Partly paid shares may in practice lead to uncertainties, liability issues and a need for explanations towards investors. In addition, non-fully paid registered shares are subject to statutory restrictions on transferability. By carrying out subsequent contributions, your company creates clarity, strengthens confidence in its capital structure and settles outstanding contribution obligations within a legally regulated procedure. Konsento digitises the entire process of subsequent contributions. From the preparation of the board resolution to the opening of the capital contribution account and the reconciliation of payments, through to online notarisation, commercial register filing and updating of the share register, you receive all steps from a single source.
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What are subsequent contributions?
In the case of subsequent contributions, shareholders pay the outstanding portion of their contribution on shares that are not fully paid. The board of directors may resolve to call in these outstanding contributions and initiate their implementation. In practice, the process includes in particular the board resolution, the payment into a capital contribution account, the bank confirmation of the payments, the notarisation as well as the filing with the commercial register. Konsento combines these steps in a digital end-to-end workflow and significantly reduces the coordination effort for the board of directors and the notary.
Digital preparation and board resolution
Konsento supports the fully automated digital circular board resolution for subsequent contributions and provides suitable agenda templates for all required resolution items.
Integrated coordination with bank and notary
From the opening of the capital contribution account through the reconciliation of payments to online notarisation, the central process steps are coordinated and efficiently combined.
Implementation up to the current commercial register and share register entry
Konsento prepares the documents for the notary and the commercial register filing, supports legally compliant online signatures and ensures the subsequent updating of the share register.
Why Konsento for subsequent contributions
Implemented quickly
Digital processes and prepared templates significantly accelerate subsequent contributions.
Less effort for the board of directors
Resolutions, documents and coordination are prepared in a structured manner and supported digitally.
Cost-efficient execution
The standardised workflow reduces administrative effort and avoidable additional steps.
No media discontinuities
From the adoption of resolutions to the bank’s capital payment confirmation, through to the commercial register filing and the update of the share register, the entire process runs fully digitally.
Relief through central coordination
Konsento coordinates the board of directors, the bank and the notary so that your company can implement the process without stress.
Location-independent execution
The entire process – from capital contribution account and board resolutions to notarisation and commercial register filing – can be carried out conveniently online, anytime and from anywhere.
Konsento services for subsequent contributions
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