PANAMA
BANKING
Offshore
Corporate Accounts
We offer our
clients several choices for their corporate accounts. All accounts
are set up through our correspondent banks or brokerage firms.
We have done extensive research to ensure that the recommended
financial institutions are secure, stable and reputable.
Most clients need a corporate account for their corporation (or
Foundation), otherwise the entity is generally useless for achieving
their objectives. We realize that the type of account you select
is essential for achieving your objectives, so we have provided
a variety of account types to choose from. If you would like to
set up an account through any particular bank or brokerage firm
that we do not currently deal with, we can also assist you for
a slightly higher set up fee.
About
Panama Banks:
Panamanian
Banks are of the most stable banks in the world, being home to
the second largest international banking center in the world,
next to Switzerland. Panama also has the best bank secrecy laws
available in the world today.
There are
approximately 100 international banks in Panama. We have relationships
with a variety of international banks in Panama through which
our clients may open corporate accounts at. However, we mainly
open corporate accounts for our clients through our recommended
banks, with whom we have excellent working relationships.
Most of our
clients are handled by the Private Banking Departments of our
recommended banks. A bilingual, English and Spanish speaking Private
Banking Official is assigned to each of our clients accounts,
and our client is provided with that persons contact information
for direct communication for executing banking transactions.
More Info About Panama Banks
Interest
Rates:
The banks
in Panama offer very attractive interest rates*. Currently, our
recommended banks offer up to 3% annual interest on USD savings
accounts, and up to 4.5% annual interest on USD time deposits
(Certificates of Deposit).
*Quoted rates
on checking and savings accounts may; change without notice, vary
depending on the LIBOR (London InterBank Offering Rate), be subject
to minimum deposits and/or minimum balance requirements and/or
certain terms for CD's.