Our firm can provide such management options and give
you the piece of mind that you still have the ultimate
authority in regards to your assets. The most common
way of doing this, is for the corporate nominee directors
to provide you with a Power of Attorney in all matters
related to the running of the corporation. This will
allow you to act in the place of an officer of the company
without actually being one. You can sign agreements
or open accounts on behalf of the company or anything
else that is required for the day to day business of
the company.
For many situations, this will give you a lot of protection,
but you still have control over the company. Be aware,
though, that in a legal action against you, the fact
that you have a Power of Attorney to act on behalf of
the company, may be very closely scrutinised to determine
if indeed you were acting as if the company was an extension
of yourself.
If that possibility still seems a little riskier, there
is a way you can avoid having your name associated in
any way with the company, and that way is to avoid signing
on behalf of the company. The nominee directors can
be called upon to sign or necessary corporate resolutions
and business agreements of all types, and they can even
act as a signatory on banking and investment accounts.
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Signatory Services.
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