Employee share schemes under the Companies Act | DealMakers

​​Although there are some benefits to establishing ESOPs under the Companies Act, sections 95 and 97 can also make it costly and timeconsuming to do so.

The COVID-19 pandemic has made ​employee share schemes1 increasingly common in the corporate environment, as companies under financial pressure have sought alternative ways to reward their employees.

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