Quayport Trust Company has a pedigree of being an experienced independent provider of international financial services. The company’s directors and other senior personnel have acquired extensive experience over many years in dealing with clients’ affairs and have wide ranging knowledge and qualifications to provide support for the company’s services.
From its central location in St Peter Port, overlooking the harbour and Castle Cornet, it is committed to traditional values that have been passed down through generations, while also focusing on the future.
International regulation regarding the provision of financial services has changed significantly in recent years and only jurisdictions with the highest standards are likely to be accepted internationally. Guernsey prides itself in maintaining high regulatory and professional standards which are widely recognised.
At Quayport Trust we acknowledge that, with changes in legislation constantly taking place, specialisation in certain fields is particularly important and there may be situations where we feel it is in the best interests of our clients for us to obtain independent specialist advice. We have established relationships with lawyers and tax specialists in several jurisdictions and are well placed to obtain the advice required on behalf of our clients.
Whilst this website provides information about Guernsey and Guernsey companies, Guernsey trusts, Guernsey foundations and Guernsey partnerships our commitment to serve our clients means that we have expanded the products we use to provide our services to include other jurisdictions. Our use of professional advisors in such jurisdictions, together with our experience and the political and economic stability of Guernsey, means that Quayport Trust are able to offer a comprehensive professional and bespoke service to our clients.
Quayport Trust offers high quality bespoke services through the appropriate use of international planning and structuring.
Foundations have existed in civil law countries for many years, where the concept of a trust may not have been recognised.
The use of companies, owned either beneficially by individuals or by a trust or foundation, can offer considerable advantages.
A partnership may be defined as a relationship which subsists between persons carrying on a business in common with a view of profit.