The purpose of appointing a nominee shareholder is to prevent the true owner of a firm from being publicly identified with that ownership.
When you appoint a nominee shareholder, you and the nominee will enter into a nominee service agreement (declaration of trust).
Singapore Company Formation Team's nominee shareholders uphold the utmost standards of honesty and discretion.
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