Corporate Claim
What is a Claim?
A claim refers to funds or assets rightfully owned by an individual or entity but currently held by banks, governments, or other institutions. While personal claims often go missing due to changing contact information and disorganized wills or probates, corporate claims present unique challenges. Corporate claims belong to corporations rather than individuals and can be lost during rebranding efforts or mergers and acquisitions.
Claim Exchange specializes in research and asset discovery for historical mergers and acquisitions, as well as providing due diligence services for ongoing mergers and acquisitions to prevent assets from being overlooked or left behind.
Different Types of Claims
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Funds long forgotten, gathering dust in an account that hasn't seen activity for years.
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Checks that were misplaced or simply forgotten, leaving your hard-earned money unclaimed.
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Forgotten treasures and valuable possessions left behind, waiting for their rightful owner.
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Policies and annuities that were overlooked, leaving you unaware of the financial security that awaits.
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Unclaimed earnings from investments that could be fueling your dreams.
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Refunds from utility companies that were never issued to you upon moving or closing an account.
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Unredeemed value that could provide you with a shopping spree or a special treat.
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Funds owed to you from forgotten refunds, credit balances, or outstanding payments.
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Income from intellectual property rights or class-action settlements that have slipped through the cracks.