Outcomes that speak
for themselves.

HPT designed the entire structure — UAE residency, free zone entity, holding company — and managed the implementation from start to finish. I signed off on a clear written plan and they executed it. The CGT I would have paid on my exit simply didn't arise. I've since recommended them to two other founders in my network.

I'd spoken to three other international advisory firms before HPT. Two gave me verbal advice that contradicted itself. The third quoted me fees and then disappeared. HPT came back with a written memorandum within two weeks that actually answered my question. The Malta non-dom structure they designed has been in place for 18 months and works exactly as described.

We had a creditor dispute that was escalating. My Swiss advisors told me there was nothing to be done with the existing structure. HPT moved fast — the Cook Islands trust was established before the dispute went legal. In the end it settled, but having that protection in place changed the dynamic entirely.

The renunciation process is genuinely complex — exit tax calculations, pre-renunciation compliance filings, timing of asset transfers. HPT co-ordinated all of it. They worked alongside my US attorney and ensured the structure was in place before the renunciation was finalised. I now live and invest as a non-US person. The relief is difficult to overstate.

I was sceptical that a legitimate structure could really reduce my effective rate that far. HPT walked me through the analysis in detail — economic substance, the UAE CT rules, the Seychelles IBC mechanics. Everything was documented. It's been two years and the structure is exactly as stable as they said it would be.

My fintech needed regulated payment capability within a quarter. HPT found the white label arrangement, negotiated the terms, and had us live in four months. Without that, we would have missed our launch window entirely. The parallel Cayman fund structure also closed our first institutional round six months later.

The Dutch Box 3 reform had been on my radar for two years but I hadn't found anyone who could explain the practical implications clearly, let alone design a solution. HPT's analysis was the clearest I'd received. The Malta holding company was set up faster than I expected and the structure is now confirmed compliant by both Dutch and Maltese counsel.

I had two objectives: a second passport and a cleaner structure for my crypto holdings. HPT handled both simultaneously. The Antigua application was approved in five months — faster than any timeline I'd been quoted elsewhere. The BVI entity is in place and functioning. HPT were responsive throughout and never overpromised on timelines.

Our family office had outgrown its existing structure — a simple Jersey trust that pre-dated most of the CRS and BEPS developments. HPT reviewed the entire picture and rebuilt it from the ground up. They didn't just fix the immediate problem; they future-proofed it. Every recommendation was in writing with the reasoning fully explained.

We were expanding into Southeast Asia and needed banking rails in three jurisdictions within 90 days. HPT's network opened doors that we couldn't have opened through normal channels. We had accounts operational in Singapore, Hong Kong, and Lithuania within the timeline. Their fees were entirely justified by what they actually delivered.

I came to HPT with a specific problem — I needed to acquire a second passport without the process becoming public. They handled everything through the appropriate nominee and professional service arrangements, with complete discretion. The passport was issued exactly when they said it would be.

Our fund's Cayman structure needed to be rebuilt before a secondary close. HPT co-ordinated the Cayman lawyers, the administrator, and the investor due diligence preparation. The close happened on schedule. They understood both the legal structure and the commercial reality — which is a combination that is harder to find than it should be.