Reverse Nominee Director Service

Service Overview

A reverse nominee director is a professional who serves as the local director of a foreign company establishing a presence in your jurisdiction. This arrangement helps foreign businesses meet local director requirements that many countries impose, such as having at least one director who is a resident of the jurisdiction where the company operates.

Our reverse nominee director service is designed for international businesses expanding into new markets that require local directorship. The reverse nominee director fulfills statutory obligations while the control of the company remains with you through carefully drafted legal agreements that protect the interests of all parties involved.

Key Benefits

• Local Compliance

  Meet statutory requirements for local directorship in the jurisdiction where you're establishing a presence.

• Market Entry Facilitation

  Streamline the process of establishing operations in new jurisdictions with local expertise.

• Business Continuity

  Ensure uninterrupted operations with a professional local director while maintaining control.

• Local Knowledge

  Benefit from local market understanding and regulatory expertise in the target jurisdiction.

What's Included

• Professional local resident director for one company
• Comprehensive legal agreements defining roles and responsibilities
• Undated signed resignation letter for security
• Corporate documentation signing service
• Local regulatory compliance support

Legal Framework

To ensure the protection of all parties involved, our reverse nominee director service includes a comprehensive set of legal documentation that clearly defines the relationship between the nominee director and the foreign parent company:

• Corporate Services Agreement

  Defines the scope of services and responsibilities of the local nominee director.

• General Power of Attorney

  Grants authorized representatives of the parent company the power to act on behalf of the local entity.

• Undated Resignation Letter

  Provides security and allows for immediate termination of the directorship if necessary.

• Indemnity Agreement

  Protects the nominee from liabilities arising from actions taken at the parent company's direction.

Jurisdictional Considerations

• Varying Requirements

  Local director requirements vary significantly between jurisdictions, requiring tailored solutions.

• Director Liabilities

  Local directors assume legal responsibilities that vary by jurisdiction, requiring comprehensive protection.

• Regulatory Compliance

  Nominee arrangements must comply with local laws and may be subject to specific disclosure requirements.