Delays

A typical international estate takes two to three years (in some countries, many years) to administer i.e. to liquidate and distribute assets.

It is not unknown for the transfer of assets to be held up for as much as five or ten years, on occasion longer, and possibly forever, particularly if the beneficiary also dies, or suffers bankruptcy. This scenario can often take place in sophisticated jurisdictions, not just administrations of doubtful legal character!

Immediate and secure passage of assets to beneficiaries, thereby eliminating delays.