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Headquartered in Amsterdam, Orangefield provides various location-specific management services and administrative expertise. Many of its clients are wealthy individuals or businesses looking for ways to invest in various areas and assets worldwide.
Like thousands of other enterprising companies, Orangefield is keen to position itself to take more significant advantage of the ongoing growth within the Chinese economy.
“It makes a great difference to be physically present in the Chinese region,” explained Joep Bruins, Orangefield’s chief executive in a statement announcing the opening of the company’s office in Shanghai.
“Instead of adjusting to upcoming changes in the law when they come into effect, we can start preparing for these changes after we hear the first buzz about them in the streets. And trust me, there is a lot happening in Shanghai,” he said.
Derek Wu, the firm’s new director in Shanghai, suggested that speaking face-to-face with Chinese government officials and company bosses in Shanghai will be a significant advantage for Orangefield’s operations in China. He said that having a physical office space presence and knowledge of local customs and culture should enable his team to be much more effective.
Describing itself as a “corporate, administrative and trust services provider”, Orangefield currently has offices in various parts of the Caribbean, Malta, Germany, Britain, France and Spain, and has been operating in Hong Kong for over two decades.
Editor’s notes: Orangefiled was acquired and rebranded as Vistra in Septmeber 2016.
Vistra has over 100 offices worldwide and lists its Shanghai office as 1001-1002 10/F, Tower 3, Lujiazui Finance Plaza, 826 Century Avenue, Pudong New District, Shanghai 200120, on its website.