OFFSHORE BROKER A BROKER-LED APPROACH TO OFFSHORE STRUCTURING
Compare the market. Access licensed providers. Coordinate the whole process — from structure selection through formation, banking and onboarding.
THE OFFSHORE BROKER APPROACH
Start with the objective. Compare the market. Then build the right structure.
Define
Understand the objective before choosing the structure.
The process starts with what the client is trying to protect, own, operate or pass on — then considers control, banking, succession, risk and the practical requirements around the structure.
Goals · Assets · Risk · Control
Compare
Compare jurisdictions, structures and providers.
Trust, company, foundation, banking and provider options are considered across the market rather than forcing a predetermined product. Offshore Broker helps narrow the field to practical, fit-for-purpose options.
Structures · Jurisdictions · Providers · Pricing
Coordinate
Bring the structure together through one point of contact.
Once the route is agreed, the team coordinates introductions, due diligence, documentation, formation, banking and onboarding with the relevant licensed providers — reducing the need to manage separate relationships yourself.
KYC · Formation · Banking · Onboarding
WHY THE BROKER MODEL
A shorter route to the right offshore provider — with less fragmentation.
Offshore Broker is based in Rarotonga and works directly with licensed trustees, regulated banks and registered agents across 25+ jurisdictions. The broker model shortens the chain between the client and the actual service provider, helping keep communication, pricing and implementation clearer from the outset.
The structure is treated as the outcome, not the starting point. The team first understands the objective, then compares suitable jurisdictions, structures and providers before coordinating introductions, KYC, formation, banking and onboarding through one point of contact. Fixed-fee pricing is used across packaged services, with legal and tax specialists available through the network where additional advice is required.
