Protect Assets. Ensure Legacy. Preserve Privacy.
Trusts are one of the most powerful tools for wealth protection, tax optimization, and estate planning. At Vesper & Finch, we help high-net-worth individuals and families create international trust structures that offer legal protection, cross-border flexibility, and long-term control—without compromising on compliance or confidentiality.
Whether you're safeguarding generational wealth, separating ownership from control, or navigating geopolitical uncertainty, our trust solutions are customized for your unique needs and jurisdictional preferences.
Trust Design & Setup
We help you design and establish revocable or irrevocable trusts in leading jurisdictions, including Seychelles, BVI, Nevis, and Liechtenstein, depending on your goals.
Trustee Coordination
We connect clients with vetted professional trustees or establish Private Trustee Companies (PTCs), depending on the level of control and discretion required.
Jurisdictional Strategy
We analyze asset types, tax exposure, and privacy needs to recommend the ideal location for your trust—considering legal strength, reporting obligations, and political stability.
Asset Protection Trusts (APT)
We specialize in forming trusts specifically designed to protect assets from lawsuits, creditors, or political risks—structured to remain compliant and legally defensible.
Trust Maintenance & Compliance
We manage annual requirements, reporting (where applicable), and help clients maintain full control and legal standing for their trust entities.
Yes. Offshore trusts are fully legal when structured and used properly. We ensure full compliance with international reporting and local tax laws.
Trusts can be designed to separate legal ownership while allowing influence through reserved powers or Private Trustee Companies. Control depends on the structure.
Yes. Trusts can hold companies, real estate, cash, intellectual property, and even digital assets—depending on the jurisdiction and asset type.
Revocable trusts can be altered or canceled during your lifetime. Irrevocable trusts generally cannot, but offer stronger asset protection and tax benefits.
No. Most trusts can be established remotely through our legal and compliance team, with electronic identity verification and secure documentation handling.