Fiduciary services provider International Protector Group (IPG) has opened an office in Switzerland in order to expand its niche estate planning Bahamas-based business
IPG Switzerland will enable Swiss-based trustees and their professional advisers to use IPG's recently launched Bahamas Executive Entity (BEE), a service which, says IPG, "acts as a power holder to resolve complex governance issues in fiduciary and wealth planning structures." The BEE service gives clients greater control in administration and security of their wealth, adds IPG. The company's recent research on market reaction to the BEE found that amongst trust specialists in Geneva and Zurich, 83% of respondents said they believed it to be an "important tool to strengthen and simplify ...
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