Who are supposed to be signatories to a company account?

[King Belieal]

Companies and corporate organizations are expected by law to have a dedicated corporate account for their transactions. The law of each country also specifies persons that are supposed to be signatories to such corporate accounts.

Who are the signatories to corporate accounts as specified by the laws of your country?

 

[Augusta]

Signatories on a company account are the CEO, president, treasurer, or other individuals specifically authorized by the board of directors to conduct transactions on the company's bank account.

 

[eLdavis]

It depends but the ones that are common is usually the president/CEO, the secretary, and the treasurer

 

[Fidelia]

The secretary of the company must always be a signatory to the account of the company alongside the CEO and senior staff in accounting department.

 

[Augusta]

It should just be all the staff that are superior in the company and know about the internally running of the business

 

[Miley]

I think having all the staff as signatories would be too much. It is only three signatures that banks mostly require.

It should just be all the staff that are superior in the company and know about the internally running of the business

 

[Augusta]

Yes you can't even have the whole staff as signatories. They have representatives to deliver that