Trust regulation is based on common law and principles of equity, emphasizing fiduciary duties. Compared with the strict rules of banks, trusts offer greater flexibility, allowing trustees more discretion in asset management and reporting.

Under common law, legal ownership of assets (subject to time limits in certain jurisdictions) is transferred to trustees. Therefore, if a trust is properly structured, creditors theoretically cannot reach trust assets in cases of marriage or civil disputes.

These regulations ensure transparency and efficiency, giving you confidence to entrust your wealth to professional teams and enjoy international-level protection.