At Rich Dragon Trust, we place utmost importance on client privacy, and we strictly adhere to non-disclosure of trust information to third parties unless we have obtained explicit consent from the client or are required to do so by an order from the High Court. Unlike probate, which is a public record, a trust is a confidential arrangement between you and the trustee. This not only helps in saving on court costs and potential legal fees but also minimizes time-related expenses and guarantees the confidentiality of your financial arrangements.

Trust asset protection:

​Utilizing Rich Dragon Trust’s onshore and offshore facilities, customers can flexibly allocate assets globally to achieve asset diversification and global layout.

Legal title to the trust assets is held by the trustee, so in circumstances such as bankruptcy, these assets will not be considered the bankrupt's property. The extent of this protection depends on the structure and terms of the trust.

Trusts can hold different types of assets (including onshore and offshore assets), integrating family wealth into the same structure for easy management and monitoring.

The trustee's role is to oversee the management of your trust assets and ensure they are distributed to your beneficiaries in accordance with your specific instructions. This approach helps prevent potential conflicts among family members and safeguards your estate from being misused by beneficiaries who may lack the necessary financial management skills.