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Nominee Shareholder

A nominee shareholder is an individual appointed as the official shareholed of a legal entity, instead of the actual beneficial owner. This person will then appear in the register of shareholders.

Through a trust agreement, the beneficial owner is ensured that the nominee does not have any power over the company, and only acts as a representative.

The usage of a nominee shareholder is only legal in a few jurisdictions.

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