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ARTICLE · 24 SEPTEMBER 2021

Cyprus International Trusts: An Explanation And Why Consider Using One?

The trustees are appointed by the settlor and can be legal entities or physical persons.

GlobalCorporate/Commercial Law

Background

A Trust is an equitable obligation, binding a person, called the trustee, to administer the property which is transferred to him by the settlor for the benefit of a person, called the beneficiary, based on the oral or written wishes of the settlor, which are expressed in the trust deed or will.

The trustees are appointed by the settlor and can be legal entities or physical persons.

The Law defines an international trust as follows: the settlor and beneficiaries must be Republic of Cyprus non-residents during the last year, preceding the formation of the Trust.

Why Cyprus?

Cyprus is a prominent fiscal international centre which provides attractive opportunities for establishing and operating a Trust.

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