Also, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Check out our Privacy Policy and Disclosure. Back in my high school days, I remember our Social Studies teacher made us memorize maps. Our first of such tests was Europe, and I remember being the studious keener that I was , I committed to learning the entire European map through games on the Internet. Repeatedly playing a matching game I found online, I became well-versed in the basics. But, one tiny country kept ruining my perfect score: a weird one that I swear was made up.

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Here in this mysterious tax haven — squeezed into half a valley between Austria and Switzerland — there are more registered companies than citizens and it has the highest gross domestic product per person in the world. And so it is not surprising that wealthy tycoons and companies have chosen this tiny Alpine retreat, which specialises in administering offshore trusts and foundations to protect their assets and secure them for their family and future generations. For the past 50 years Liechtenstein has been the gold standard for wealthy people and ruling families, notably Russian oligarchs, the late publisher Robert Maxwell and the Saudi royal family, to preserve and protect their assets via impenetrable trusts and foundations. Secrecy and security has been their consistent feature and there have been no leaks of confidential documents from Liechtenstein. However, what is less well known is that this secrecy comes with a heavy price — under Liechtenstein law the beneficiaries of a discretionary offshore trust have no legal rights. Under the laws of the principality, legal rights are held by the trustees. And so if there is a dispute with the trustees, the beneficiaries can be left with no access to their own assets.


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Liechtenstein is nestled in between Switzerland and Austria and is steeped in history, culture and dramatic scenery. Stunning castles, historic sites, royal heritage and pristine nature await those visiting this Alpine state. Visitors will be surprised and delighted by how much this tiny country has to offer. Vaduz Castle is the stunning palace and official residence of the Prince of Liechtenstein.