Executor / Administrator of Wills
Trust corporations are an alternative to nominating family members or friends as the Executor and Trustee of one's Will.
BMT's experience and expertise to advise and carry out the terms of the Will on behalf of the Testator provides professional
assistance and relief to family members from the technicalities of petitioning for the Grant of Probate and the distribution
of assets.

Trust Services
Trusts are set up pursuant to clients’ needs and requirements. Some of the more common requirements and objectives
in setting up trusts are as follows:

• Maintenance, Advancement &/or Educational Trusts for Minors;
  To ensure that the client’s young family members are financially well maintained and funds are available to
  provide for the care, maintenance, advancement and education of the young family members. Such trusts
  can also be structured to cater for the physically or mentally challenged individual.
• Investment and/or Asset Protector Trusts;
  To set aside funds to be managed by the Trustee with the assistance of Financial Advisors to focus on wealth
  accumulation for the client’s family financial future and/or to segregate funds to fend off exposure and potential
  risks to protect the client’s hard-earned and valuable assets.
• Life Insurance Trusts;
  To settle in trust life insurance policy/policies to protect against creditor claims and safeguard funds for the
  benefit of the beneficiaries of the policy/policies.
• Foreign & Non-Resident Trusts;
  To mitigate tax liabilities through a Singapore wealth management trust.
• Muslim Trusts;
  Trust planning for the Muslim clients to achieve equitable and just distribution of wealth.
• Singapore Private Trust Companies;
  To set up Private Trust Company/Companies managed and owned by client’s family members to manage the
  family wealth as an alternative to a traditional trust with the services of a licensed trust corporation undertaking
  due compliance issues as required under the Trust Regulations.
• Charitable Trusts;
  To set aside funds in a trust to assist the less fortunate members of society.