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Gibraltar and Isle of Man are popular for these types of arrangements, and Jersey and Guernsey to a lesser degree. You normally appoint local directors to establish true tax residence in that jurisdiction. While those directors normally insist on being signatories on the company's bank accounts, you can negotiate with those directors when it comes to access to trade if we're talking about investments and buying/selling securities, currencies, commodities, and so on.
The reason they insist on being bank account signatories is because it shows decisions and economic substance take place in the jurisdiction of incorporation, and not where the UBO (you) are resident.
Speak with someone like Dixcart, Vistra, Trident Trust, and Appleby and see what they say.
Cyprus and Malta could also work but sometimes being outside of EU has its advantages.

