Expanded Reach. Unchanged Posture.
May 2026
The firm announces that its Western Hemisphere operations and its long-standing partner network across Asia and the South Pacific have formally joined under a single international practice. What had been allied operations on either side of the Pacific now answer as one — resident in nine jurisdictions, governed by one set of standards, available through one client interface.
The joining consolidates a working relationship that already existed. The firm has long collaborated with its counterparts in Hong Kong, Singapore, the Philippines, and Australia on matters that crossed jurisdictions. Bringing those relationships under a single roof — and onto a single client interface — was the natural next step.
Nine locations. One practice.
The firm now offers fiduciary, legal, and corporate services from nine offices, anchored by the asset-protection statutes of Belize and Nevis — among the most carefully drafted in the world — and extended through Wyoming, the United Kingdom, the Marshall Islands, Hong Kong, Singapore, the Philippines, and Australia. Each location was selected for the specific protection its statutes afford, or for the operational footprint it serves the network.
New depth at every level.
Senior fiduciary counsel, trust officers, and corporate-administration staff drawn from leading institutions across both hemispheres are joining the firm in management and supporting roles. The expansion reflects both the volume of new structures the firm is establishing for clients and the standard of service the firm intends to maintain as its reach widens.
A custodial answer to a structural problem.
Of greatest consequence: the firm now operates with the backing of a major international fintech group whose remit is to provide secure, regulated alternatives to conventional offshore banking. The supply of reputable foreign banks willing to maintain custodial relationships for United States clients with offshore structures has, for years, been narrowing — and the few that remain typically decline to act when adverse circumstances arise.
The firm has, over the same span of years, built proprietary custodial arrangements specifically for clients in such circumstances. The new fintech relationship deepens those arrangements substantially.
To the firm’s knowledge, no other international trust company maintains comparable infrastructure.
What has not changed.
The statutes have not changed. The fee model has not changed. The discipline has not changed. What has changed is the firm’s capacity to bring all of it to bear — wherever the client is, and whatever the matter requires.