One of the biggest selling points of a Swiss trust company, as compared to
traditional forms of offshore incorporation, is its ability to be traded on some of
the world’s premier stock exchanges. This ability, however, is often
misunderstood by both prospective clients and external observers.
It is true that a Swiss trust company can qualify for stock exchange listing in
Frankfurt and Vienna. In order for that to occur, however, the company
needs to meet one important criterion – it has to have been incorporated at
least 25 years prior to the date of application. This important distinction is not
always reflected by entities selling such Swiss trust companies; the result is a
disappointed client who ends up with an entity that simply cannot fulfill the
purpose it was obtained for, and with no recourse to refund.
For this reason, prospective clients of Swiss trust companies are always
advised to check with the provider to ensure that the company they’re
purchasing is old enough to meet the listing requirements. On the more
positive, side, however, the actual application process is often a mere
formality – provided that the company meets the aforementioned age
criterion, applications are usually approved within three months.
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