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Equity Bank and Trust Bahamas Limited

New Providence, , Bahamas • 51 - 200 Employees
Banking

Equity Bank Bahamas Limited is located in Nassau, Bahamas, the leading private management centre in the Caribbean region.For non-US residents Equity Bank Bahamas Limited provides private banking, asset management, investment fund administration, corporate services, and trust services.U.S. Residents:A ‘U.S. Person' is defined by Regulation S (promulgated under the Securities Act of 1933) in Section 902(k)(1) defines a U.S. person as one who is permanently resident inside the United States of America. The SEC's interpretation of U.S. federal securities laws limits Non-U.S. Broker-Dealers such as Equity Bank Bahamas Limited and its affiliates (Equitybankbahamas.com) to working with those permanently resident outside the USA. Non-U.S. broker-dealers cannot approach and/ or solicit U.S. resident persons because an Internet Website is interpreted by the SEC as being the same as a telephone call to a client.Non-U.S. Broker-Dealers such as Equity Bank Bahamas Limited and its affiliates (Equitybankbahamas.com) maintaining an Internet Website can thus only accept a U.S. person if he or she has not been solicited either directly or indirectly through accessing their websites under the ‘unsolicited' exemption Rule 15a-6.U.S. customers wanting to work with Non-U.S. Broker-Dealers such as Equity Bank Bahamas Limited and its affiliates (Equitybankbahamas.com) can thus only approach Non-U.S. Broker-Dealers under Rule 15a-6 if they have not been to their websites and should be prepared to certify this fact in writing to ensure compliance with applicable law. They should also be prepared to certify in writing that they have not been solicited by Equity Bank Bahamas Limited and its affiliates (Equitybankbahamas.com) in any manner either directly or indirectly.ReferencesGeneral Rules and Regulations promulgated under the Securities Act of 1933: Rule 902 — Definitions http://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/17/230.902