What Is a Swiss Trust Company?

The main form of a trust found in offshore jurisdictions is the Trust Company. A Swiss Trust Company is one of world’s most recognized and respectable business vehicles which can serve not only as a holding entity but foremost as flagship structure for any venture and investment. In its usual form it provides the trustees with a high level of discretion and security. The concept of the Trust is of course primarily designed to preserve and secure the assets that the Trust holds. Virtually any type of asset can be held in a Trust, these include: real estate property, equities, commodities, fixed income assets as well as cash and many more. Buying a Swiss trust company delivers an incredible range of business opportunities, with the imagination of the owner functioning as the sole limitation.

Vintage Swiss trusts companies as rare as they are provide their owners with unique opportunities of owning not only a piece of history but also a versatile business vehicle build around the legacy of Swiss Banking excellence.

Swiss Trust Company General Information

• Share Certificates of all offered Swiss trust companies are in bearer form.
  
• All offered Swiss trust companies have been inactive over the past 2 – 4 years.
  
• Prices of the individual companies vary according to age and corporate capital.
• By the time of take-over, the new owner will receive a guarantee that no liabilities & no tax commitments are outstanding.
  
• Bank, broker & trust accounts are generally opened in favor of any given company within 10 days.
  
• Every Swiss trust company automatically qualifies for credit cards & merchant accounts with VISA, Master, Amexco, JCB & Diners Club.
  
• Swiss trust companies older than 25 years are eligible for listing on the Frankfurt/M., Germany Stock Exchange. Application is granted within 3 months.
  
• Frankfurt/M Stock-Exchange regulations require a minimum of EUR 400,000,- corporate capital.