What is a nominee director in an offshore company?

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BY READERS DIGEST

14th Feb 2022 Down to Business

A Nominee Director in offshore corporations is an individual who holds the director position publicly but has no real control in exchange for a specified sum of money. The firm's operations are not controlled or audited by the nominee management appointed.

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What is a nominee director in an offshore company?

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