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WHAT ARE NOMINEES SIGNATORIES?

April 26, 2017nominees signatories

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WHAT ARE NOMINEES SIGNATORIES?

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Nominee signatories are signatories that our company appoints for you on your corporate accounts. In many cases, our clients prefer to not be the signatory on the corporate accounts due to either privacy reasons or foreign account signing reporting rules in their home countries. When we appoint nominee signatories on our clients corporate accounts, we charge an annual fee of US$600.00 for this service. When our clients want a transaction done on their corporate account, they would simply contact a designated service representative within our firm, and make the request, then we forward the request to the bank or broker to execute the transaction.