‘Investor relations’ is the wrong phrase for a trusteeship — there are no investors. There are settlors, beneficiaries and their advisers, and their rights of information come from the deed and from Liechtenstein law rather than from a disclosure policy.
Access is determined by entitlement, not by request volume.
A beneficiary with a vested interest is generally entitled to be told that the trust exists and that they are a beneficiary of it.
Entitlement to trust accounts is the ordinary position for a beneficiary with a fixed interest, subject to what the deed provides.
Rights over deeds and minutes are narrower and, in many instruments, subject to the trustee’s discretion or a protector’s consent.
Information about co-beneficiaries is not disclosed. Discretion runs in every direction, including toward you.
How to make a request. In writing to the registered office in Vaduz, identifying yourself and the basis of your interest. Requests are answered once entitlement is established — which protects you as much as it protects anyone else.
It is the shortest route to a substantive answer.
or email info@navicella-invest.com