Foundations

Asset protection & succession planning.

Overview

A foundation is an independent legal person established for asset protection, estate planning, charitable objectives or family governance. Unlike a company, it has no shareholders or owners — it holds assets in its own name and is governed by a charter and bylaws, making it a secure and private vehicle for long-term wealth structuring.

Why consider it

Legal control, continuity and discretion in one vehicle

Separate assets from personal ownership

Plan succession across generations

Structure philanthropy with long-term impact

What UNICORP provides

Asset holding and protection

No shareholders or direct owners — the foundation owns itself

Governed by a charter and bylaws

Revocable or irrevocable, depending on the jurisdiction

Suitable for charitable or private / family purposes

Optional nominee council services for added privacy

Jurisdictions & options

Panama Liechtenstein Seychelles Cayman St. Kitts & Nevis UAE (ADGM / DIFC) Labuan Anguilla Cook Islands Mauritius

Tailored consultation

Because foundations vary widely in purpose, governance and structure, pricing is tailored per client. Request a consultation to explore whether a foundation fits your family, business or legacy goals.

This is general information based on UNICORP's data. Final scope, requirements and pricing are confirmed by our team before you proceed.

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