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ARTICLE · 20 DECEMBER 2005

Establishing A Bahamian Foundation – Part II

The Bahamas has become the first premier Common Law jurisdiction to introduce Foundations, and this article represents the second in a series of reports on this new product in The Bahamas’ toolkit.

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The Bahamas has become the first premier Common Law jurisdiction to introduce Foundations, and this article represents the second in a series of reports on this new product in The Bahamas’ toolkit.

The Bahamian foundation, with its flexibility and unique advantages, is an important tool for the jurisdiction’s expanding wealth management capability.

The registration process for a Bahamian foundation is comparable to that of a company registration as it is a legal entity which must be filed with the Registrar General of the Bahamas. Like a company, the name of the Bahamian foundation must be reserved at the Registrar General’s office prior to submission of the necessary documentation. The Registrar will confirm that the proposed Foundation name is valid for use and that the name has been reserved for a period of 90 days.

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