While every Trustee company is held to a high fiduciary responsibility, Prudential Trustees, Ltd., subjects itself to a more rigorous standard. While Trustee companies are required to demonstrate that they have acted in a protective and correct manner with regard to the holding, management and transfer of funds, Prudential Trustees, Ltd. voluntarily complies with the protocols used by the world's top banks.

Where Prudential Trustees, Ltd. holds funds for the benefit of a client, and those funds need to be transferred from one account to another, the process calls for the client (or the client's authorized designee) to provide a written authorization and consent to the Trustee (Prudential Trustees, Ltd.) by secure fax or email. Where authorizations are received prior to noon (New York/Nassau time) on a banking business day, the client can expect the funds to be wire transferred that same business day. Where the authorization/consent is received after noon, the client can expect the funds to be wire transferred on the following bank business day. At the end of each business day, Prudential Trustees, Ltd. reconciles all of its client accounts and balances all accounts to the penny. While it is possible for an incorrect entry to be made in any environment where humans work, our system is designed to catch any such error promptly and to correct the error prior to the beginning of the next business day. In this manner, we deliver on our promise to provide the most secure trustee and management services of any organization in any tax-haven jurisdiction in the world.

In certain cases, Prudential Trustees, Ltd. may be called upon to be the nominal account holder for a brokerage or other investment account. The client may be appointed as the Investment Advisor with the power to make trades online. Where this is the case, the client will assume the risk and responsibility for the diminution of any such investment account, but Prudential will continue to track the account and to make contributions to and disbursements from the account in accord with the instructions of the beneficial client.

Prudential handles various types of financial accounts. "Financial Accounts" can include bank accounts in class "A" commercial banks, accounts in Class "B" private banks, accounts with credit card companies, debit card companies, brokerage accounts and internal accounts within law firm trust accounts or trustee company accounts. Procedures in place assure that no client's assets are placed at risk because they are on deposit in the same institutions as the assets of other clients.

Prudential carries insurance against the loss of any client funds in the amount of $5 million with respect to each client. Compare that to the $100,000 FDIC insurance program in place at most U.S. banks and the $100,000 FSLIC insurance program in place in Savings and Loan Associations in the U.S. While the U.S. struggled through the S & L crisis some years ago, and depositors watched as Savings & Loan Associations by the score and more than a few banks, fail and close, Prudential remained strong. No Prudential client has ever lost a single penny.