Abstract

Abstract The European Union beneficial ownership register regime forces, among others, companies, trusts, and foundations to make publicly available their beneficial owners, even though the definition of a beneficial owner is foreign to many continental jurisdictions due to the Roman law heritage of civil law. This article discusses the functioning of the Beneficial Ownership Register in Hungary with a special focus on the Hungarian asset management foundation, the trust, and the hybrid trust. It also analyzes the impact of the Beneficial Ownership Register and Anti-Money Laundering laws on the privacy of the participants in an asset management foundation, trust, or hybrid trust.

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