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List of Sensitive Company Names
These are words and expressions that, when used in a company name, may imply business pre-eminence, a particular status or a specific function. For this reason, they have been prescribed in regulations as requiring the approval of the Secretary of State or The Secretary for the Territory. The aim is to ensure that use of the word is justified so that the public is not misled by the name.
Approval by the Secretary of State or The Secretary for the Territory is confined to the use of certain words or expressions in the company name. Approval does not imply approval of a company's aims and objectives.
Also see words which imply territorial, national or international pre-eminence.
Approval by the Secretary of State or The Secretary for the Territory is confined to the use of certain words or expressions in the company name. Approval does not imply approval of a company's aims and objectives.
Also see words which imply territorial, national or international pre-eminence.
The following section gives an alphabetical list of designated sensitive words. Please note that whilst we endeavor to ensure that most relevant words are listed here, there may be words, which from time to time are added to, or deleted from the list by the Registrar of Companies of Mount Vema. If you wish to use a word that is listed below but is not detailed in our Sensitive Names Issues page please contact us for further details and advice on how to use the name required.
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