Services
Independent: Private Trust And Corporate Trusts
Trusts and foundations are invaluable tools for the effective preservation of individual, corporate, and family wealth. At the cornerstone of Digital Trustee’s successful development as a finance centre, Digital Trustee trusts are subject to a large body of legal opinion and decisions which have been regulated by the Trust Companies Act 1949 by Companies Commission of Malaysia (CCM).
Today, we are pleased that many of our clients and advisers use Digital Trustee’s undoubted professional expertise in the field of trusts and foundations to help with the structuring of their assets and succession planning.
Legal And Compliance Services
Disputes involving trusts and private wealth are increasingly common. As well as being time consuming and reputationally damaging, they can be distressing for those involved and require careful and sensitive handling where they touch upon intensely personal matters.
They are also massively expensive. At the first indication of a trust dispute, many people, even professionals, turn a blind eye, hoping it will go away or resolve itself of its own accord. That is not usually the case. Ignoring the problem is hardly ever the answer, and before long things are beyond control, when a proactive approach involving firm but sympathetic dialogue, might have reconciled the parties’ positions, and removed need for the court.
Therefore, our trustee provides professional legal support to our client and we aim to resolve issues risen due to disputes on our clients trusts.
Stakeholder & Escrow
As asset managers utilise multiple jurisdictions to provide the most effective structures for their investors, we view our jurisdictions as complementary. Whether we’re dealing with a Malaysia or South East Asia private equity.
We enable you to outsource your chosen amount of regulatory, reporting, risk and portfolio management functions allowing you to focus on launching your fund in a timely manner whilst leverage our leading industry expertise, reducing the burden of managing your own fund.