Nominee Director
Company law (in most jurisdictions) requires that information on directors must be registered in the public files of the company's registry. The information required includes name, address, date of birth and nationality. By using the nominee director service clients can be assured of anonymity and confidentiality.
Common Questions
Q: What is a nominee director and why use one?
A: If a director does not want to be named on a public record, a nominee director can be named instead. A nominee director does not hold General Power of Attorney, as this remains in the hands of the true director.
Q: Are there any risks in using a nominee director?
A: No. The true director retains complete control of the corporate entity through General Power of Attorney. Additionally, the nominee director will sign an undated letter of resignation that can be submitted by management at any time.
