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How Do You Reduce Escheatment Risk?

Escheatment is the process of identifying "abandoned property” and, in accordance with state laws, turning any eligible assets over to the state. 

Unclaimed Property: Why Lost Assets Are More Common Than You Think

Getting separated from your assets is not as unusual as you might think. In fact, it happens to the tune of millions and millions of dollars every year.

Five Steps To Escheatment

Escheatment is the process of identifying "abandoned property” and, in accordance with state laws, turning any eligible assets over to the state. What's so complicated about that?

A Spotlight on EQ’s Asset Recovery Services

At EQ, our team of experts supports the successful management of your ownership by taking a data-driven and collaborative approach to the asset recovery process.

EQ Unclaimed Property Guide

Escheatment 101: What Issuers Need To Know

Lost shareholders. Thousands of reports. Changing legislation. Audits. Why is escheatment so complicated? Is your transfer agent doing everything they can? And whose responsibility is it anyway?