Retiring U.S. Business Owners Face Succession Crisis as Heirs Remain Unfound

Retiring baby boomer business owners in the U.S. are causing a major shift in small business ownership as many lack clear succession plans. Over the next decade, an estimated 12 million businesses and nearly $1 trillion in assets are expected to change hands, but a significant number of owners have not established concrete transition strategies.
A JPMorgan Chase report, set for release on April 14 (local time), surveyed 1,000 business owners. According to Fortune, 70% remain at the initial stages of succession planning, with many businesses facing potential shutdowns rather than sales if successors cannot be found.
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This article is an English localization of a Korean-language crypto news report. Original headline: 은퇴하는 미 기업주들… “후계자 못 찾으면 매각 아닌 폐업”