Company Administration covers the ongoing, compliance-led governance a trading company needs, registered office, filings, board administration. Fiduciary Services covers confidentiality-led structuring for international and high-net-worth clients, nominee shareholders, nominee directors and asset-holding arrangements. The two are related but serve different purposes.

A nominee shareholder keeps your name off the public shareholder register at the Registrar of Companies. It does not remove the requirement to register beneficial ownership on Cyprus's UBO register under anti-money laundering law, though access to that register is itself restricted to parties who can show a legitimate interest.

Common reasons include privacy, and supporting the company's Cyprus tax residency position by ensuring management and control genuinely sits in Cyprus. It's a different role from the corporate director appointed for administrative continuity under Company Administration.

Yes. We structure and administer asset-holding companies for shares, real estate, intellectual property and investment portfolios, often as part of a wider succession plan alongside our Corporate Advisory team.

Yes, when structured properly. Nominee and confidentiality arrangements are legitimate tools used widely in corporate structuring, provided they operate within Cyprus and EU disclosure law rather than around it, which is why our arrangements are documented and coordinated with legal counsel.