“Trusts and Private Interest Foundations Under Panama Law”, Trusts & Trustees Journal (2010)
The Panamanian trusts and private interest foundations are of increasing interest to foreign investors and their lawyers, due to the alternative they represent to estate planning when compared to the traditional holding company.
This article written by partner Gabriel Galindo as a contribution to the April 2010’s edition of Trust & Trustees Journal, represents a thorough insight for the practitioner not related to Panama law; or to anyone interested in knowing better the legal aspects for the establishment and administration of Panamanian trusts and private interest foundations.
Published ten times each year, Trusts & Trustees provides a mixture of thoughtful yet accessible articles on trust law and practice, case notes on topical cases, and updates on trends and developments in trusts law and practice from around the world.
About Trusts & Trustees
Trusts & Trustees is one of a number of specialized journals released by the Oxford University Press. It is the leading international journal on trust law and practice; the most significant source of information in its field. The journal is essential for all international trusts practitioners and lawyers working in both, private practice and in-house in trust companies. It is also an essential source of reference for academics specializing in trusts, members of the judiciary, members of regulatory bodies, and institutional libraries.
Reproduced with permission from The Oxford Journals.
