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How to protect your assets through personal holding structure in Switzerland

 
Switzerland remains today what it has always been – the premier financial destination for international investments. This is why many of our clients consider Switzerland as a key element in their overall investment strategy, and why they are interested in personal holding structures, which enable them having a portion of their assets "live" in Switzerland.
 
 Personal holding structure
 
Any monies and assets that you have earned during your lifetime, you obviously want to see them protected from creditors' groundless claims and related attachment and bankruptcy proceedings (MB GROUP: in the absent of a fraudulent conveyance!).
In addition, due to economical and political instability in your country of residence, you may wish to protect your assets by keeping them under Swiss law and the Swiss jurisdiction.
 
For these purposes we assist you in setting up a Swiss holding company, while you contribute your money and assets (those which can be valued, i.e. stocks, bonds, shares, mutual and hedge fund interests, real estate, etc.) in the company's capital.
 
Once contributed, all these assets, as before, may be controlled and managed by you, as being the owner and managing director of a Swiss holding company; at the same time, the assets are held in the name of a Swiss holding company (i.e. separate legal entity) and therefore, are free from any claims directed against you in person.
  
 Other options…
 
Due to the investor anonymity, provided by Swiss corporations (AG / SA), your name as an owner of such Swiss holding company will never be disclosed. At the same time, your name as a managing director will be publicly known, what is not always desired.
 
We are ready to assist you avoiding this, through a so-called fiduciary agreement between you and a Swiss director, who will treat your Swiss holding company with absolute discretion and in accordance with your instructions, while the decision making remains in your hands.
 
Another option is to use the existing holding structure, already created by us (shelf company). It enables you to contribute your funds and/or assets, thus increasing the registered share capital of the company.
Unlike banks, we will then manage your funds and assets in accordance with your instructions, under condition of anonymity, while dividends earned will be regularly paid to you as shareholder.
  
 Our commitment
 
Needless to say that holding companies in Switzerland benefit from reductions in corporate income tax at both cantonal and federal levels.
We provide personalized assistance in obtaining tax rulings for your holding company.
 
You relationship with us is covered by Swiss privacy and confidentiality laws. Our commitment to you from MB GROUP is total and complete: we will never disclose information concerning your dealings with us to any third party. The only exception being of course, an order from Swiss court.
 
We at MB GROUP welcome the opportunity to explore with you the world of Swiss financial security and protection from creditors and bankruptcy.
 
  

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Why to invest in personal
holding structure
 
 
 
  
 

 
 
As an owner of Swiss holding company is not a bank client in person, he/she is out of battles between foreign governments and Swiss banks.
 
Joint stock company – AG
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Capital: minimum 100,000 Swiss Francs
Founders: at least one founding shareholder, physical person(s) or legal entity(ies)
Governing bodies: general meeting of shareholders and board of directors;
at least one board member, domiciled in Switzerland
Advantages:
- simple transfer of shares
- investor anonymity
 
 
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