Ok, got it. But every trust has juristical risk, right? What happens if the sate, the trust is incorporated in, decides to confiscate your trust?
Every structure has jurisdictional risk, but a well-designed international trust is one of the most resilient legal mechanisms in existence. Confiscation is only possible if the entire legal system collapses. With the right jurisdiction, professional trustee, and multi-jurisdiction setup, that risk becomes extremely small.