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Who is a Nominee?
A Nominee Director or Nominee Shareholder is a third-party individual or entity whose name appears on the company’s official documents and filings with the Cayman Islands Registrar of Companies. This arrangement helps protect your privacy by keeping your actual identity confidential while ensuring regulatory compliance.
Legal Requirement for Privacy
A nominee helps maintain your privacy in jurisdictions like the Cayman Islands, where confidentiality is a priority. By appointing a nominee, you can protect your identity while ensuring that all official records and filings remain compliant.
Full Control with a Nominee Agreement
With a formal nominee agreement, you retain full control over all company decisions. The nominee holds the role in name only, with no influence on business operations, guaranteeing that your directives are followed.
Enhanced Confidentiality
Nominees add an essential layer of privacy, keeping your personal information off public records and safeguarding your identity from unnecessary exposure. This is particularly valuable for high-net-worth individuals and international investors.
Professional Representation
A nominee serves as the company’s official representative in the Cayman Islands, ensuring compliance with local regulations and acting as a point of contact with authorities, banks, and other stakeholders.
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