Silver Sponsor 库克群岛金融服务发展局
Cook Islands Financial Services Development Authority
在过去近30年的时间里，库克群岛一直是一个领先的国际金融中心。 对大多数挑剔的富裕个人和企业客户来说，库克群岛是提供综合性国 际服务的首选目的地。该国位于南太平洋上，地处新西兰东北部、塔 希提岛东部和夏威夷南部。库克群岛由15个岛屿组成，人口数量为 13000，该国地理位置优越，能够为全球的客户提供法律和金融服务。 与新西兰之间的紧密联系使得库克群岛能够对接新西兰司法机构，使 该国的高等法院能够拥有来自新西兰的法官。这可以确保该国拥有一 个全面公正的司法体系，从而给投资者带来信心。作为第一个为现代 的资产保护信托立法的国家，库克群岛以创新服务和能够应对全球市 场变化和要求的快速反应能力而闻名。随着最近全球银行业经营环境 的变化，库克群岛在金融业的监管和监督方面的排名变得非常高。由 于政府的支持和行业的积极运作，该司法管辖区能够在保证价格竞争 力和（更为重要的是）出色服务水平的前提下，维持其多样化的法律 和金融服务。在2011-12年度，该司法管辖区新推和改进的服务包括： ·受管理的受托人公司 ·基金会 ·合格养老金计划管理 (QROPS/QNUPS) ·共同基金 ·隔离的单元公司 ·修订后的国际公司法 ·修订后的国际信托法 ·修订后的保险法
除了信托立法最为出名外，库克群岛还能够通过国际公司、有限责任 公司和国际合伙企业等形式提供企业建立的服务。该国法律还允许企 业开展多种形式的保险服务，而该司法管辖地通过与国际银行保持良 好的关系来维持优质的银行服务。信托公司同样能够提供广泛的管理 服务，集中而高效地运作客户结构。该司法管辖地还拥有强大的海事 注册机构，并且在全球各地设有代表，其中包括中国。随着该司法管 辖地的客户组成进一步多样化，在国际最佳实践框架下进行跨国财富 和企业服务的整合增强了行业工作的质量。随着世界各地财富水平的 提高，监管的水平也进一步得以提高，许多国家都开始采用美国式的 立法，以应对公民新获得的财富。这导致了客户在财富保护和保存方 面对库克群岛企业的要求越来越高。库克群岛的顾问与客户现有的顾 问一起紧密合作，建立起能够满足本国法规要求的结构，与此同时为 客户提供解决方案，让他们能够扩大、保护和享受自己成功的果实， 并且传给未来的子孙们。库克群岛地理位置优越，处于世界上两个超 级大国之间，它能够在全球便利的营商环境下提供全方位的企业、信 托和财务规划服务。
Cook Islands Jurisdiction
库克群岛
A leading international finance center for nearly thirty years, the Cook Islands is a prime choice for sophisticated international services for the most discerning wealthy clients and corporate entities. Located in the South Pacific northeast of New Zealand, east of Tahiti, and south of Hawaii, the country comprised of fifteen islands and 13,000 people boasts an ideal location and a global client reach for its legal and financial services. Close ties with New Zealand allow the Cook Islands access to the New Zealand judiciary from which it draws its judges in the High Court. This ensures a sophisticated and fair justice system providing confidence to clients. The first country to create legislation allowing for modern asset protection trusts, the Cook Islands is known for its innovative services and ability to respond quickly to changes in and demands from the global market. With the recent changes in the global banking environment, the Cook Islands is ranked very highly for its regulation and oversight of the financial industry.
With a supportive government and proactive industry, the jurisdiction has been able to maintain its sophisticated legal and financial services at competitive prices and, most importantly, with an outstanding level of service. 2011-12 will see the advent of new and improved services to the jurisdiction, including Managed Trustee Companies, Foundations, Qualified Pension Scheme Administration (QROPS/QNUPS), Mutual Funds, Segregated Cell Companies, an amended International Companies Act, an amended International Trusts Act and an amended Insurance Act.
Known best for its trust legislation, the Cook Islands also offers corporate entity formation through International Companies, Limited Liability Companies, and International Partnerships. Legislation also allows for various insurance services and the jurisdiction maintains access to premium banking services through relationships with international banks.
As wealth levels increase across the world, the level of regulatory oversight increases and many countries are adopting US-style legislation to cope with the newly acquired wealth of its citizens. This has resulted in increased demand for wealth protection and preservation offered through Cook Islands entities. Cook Islands advisors work closely with clients’ existing advisors to create a structure that meets the regulations of the home country while at the same time providing clients with the means to grow, protect, and enjoy the results of their successes for many generations to come. Conveniently located between the world’s two superpowers, the Cook Islands provides a full range of corporate, trust, and financial planning services in a globally advantageous business environment.
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