Corporate Shareholder Services

If you’re a beneficial owner, there are times when you may require enhanced privacy – for example, when conducting a specific transaction where it would be inappropriate or even dangerous to reveal your identity.

At Vistra, we can provide corporate or individual shareholders to help protect your privacy, in jurisdictions that deem it an acceptable arrangement. In a typical example, you would nominate a corporate shareholder for the company, who would be charged with representing your interests. That shareholder would then issue a Declaration of Trust in your favour.

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To discuss how Vistra can help you with Corporate Shareholder Services, simply complete this form and one of our experts will contact you.

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Information on the Vistra Group, its companies, their registered offices and local regulators can be found on the Vistra website at www.vistra.com.

Vistra is committed to the privacy of information in line with data protection principles, regulatory and legal requirements, and global best practices. For more information on how your personal data is collected and managed by Vistra, please review a copy of our Privacy Policy available at https://www.vistra.com/privacy-notice

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