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ARTICLE · 21 MARCH 2019

The Bermuda Private Trust Company Guide

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Family members and their trusted advisers may be appointed as directors of the PTC.

BermudaCorporate/Commercial Law

Private trust companies ('PTCs') may be described as companies established to act as trustees for one or more trusts that are related in some way e.g. made in connection with the same family group, philanthropic or charitable organisations, business or investment funds.

Bermuda has a stellar international reputation and is a popular jurisdiction in which to establish PTCs, trusts and underlying entities (including private funds and insurance vehicles) and family offices (or branches thereof). Part of Bermuda's international appeal includes:

  • a high quality legal system, a common law system based upon, but independent from, that of England and Wales. Bermuda's final court of appeal is the Privy Council in London

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