Nominee Shareholder

Nominee Shareholders are shareholders you can appoint by contract to ensure your personal information´s security.

During incorporation, a shareholder is required together with a director. This is where the nominee shareholder steps in.
Please read up further on the Nominee Director here.

Updated: 28 Des 2020
Author: Alan, K.

About Nominee Shareholder

The Nominee Shareholder is a stakeholder of the company. You can use a nominee in certain countries wherein this system is recognized as legal.

Nominees are used mainly for security reasons -- to protect your personal information as well as your business activities. Countries who have accepted the Nominee system into their incorporation procedures are:

• Delaware Company
• UK Company
• Hong Kong Company
• Belize Company
• Nevada Company
• British Virgin Island Company
• Seychelles Company

Using a Nominee gives you the option not to provide authorities with your personal information. Your name, address, ID´s, and passport details are never registered, and therefore, never recorded to be shared to third parties.

The Declaration of Trust is a legal document issued to protect the rights of your shares.

Used with the Nominee Director

The Nominee Shareholder must be used with the Nominee Director. Both representatives are required to submit information -- if you use your personal details as a director to register your company, then the purpose of the Nominee Shareholder is lost. For further details on the Nominee Director, kindly visit the below link:

Nominee Director

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