Jurisdiction |
Hong Kong |
Singapore |
Cayman Islands |
British Virgin Islands |
Jersey |
Trust Period |
No perpetuity period |
100 years |
150 years |
360 years |
No perpetuity period |
Settlor Reserved Powers Trust |
Yes, only investment can be reserved by the Settlor |
Yes, only investment can be reserved by the Settlor |
Yes, the Settlor can reserve the
following powers to themselves or to the Protector:
|
Yes, the Settlor can reserve the
following powers to themselves or to the Protector:
|
Yes, the Settlor can reserve the
following powers to themselves or to the Protector:
|
Asset Protection Legislation |
No (Protected by Bankruptcy Ordinance, time limit according to Articles 49 to 51) |
No |
Fraudulent Dispositions Law |
No |
No |
Power of Beneficiary to remove Trustee |
Yes (Section 40A of Trustee Ordinance, unless Section 40D applies). Beneficiaries who are absolutely entitled to trust property are able to appoint and remove trustees |
No |
No |
No |
Yes, apply through Court |
Power of Beneficiary to access to information |
No restriction, refer to case law. |
No. |
No restriction, refer to case law. |
No restriction, refer to case law. |
Restrictions apply according to Article 29 of The Trusts (Amendment No. 7) (Jersey) Law 2018, disclosure of information. |
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