RICHFIELD INTERNATIONAL FINANCE LTD

RICHFIELD INTERNATIONAL FINANCE LTD appears in the ICIJ Offshore Leaks Database as a British Virgin Islands‑based offshore vehicle whose network graph maps a tightly controlled structure centered on a small circle of professional intermediaries and a single named individual. The visualization shows Panmure Securities Limited serving dual roles as both director and shareholder, confirming its function as the formal corporate‑control node, while Portcullis TrustNet (BVI) Limited appears as the records‑and‑registers provider, anchoring the entity within a standard offshore‑administration framework rather than revealing an identifiable physical‑business address. The graph also links the entity to Winata Wiryaputra, who is recorded as the status‑holder or proximate beneficial‑interest party, underscoring that the structure is ultimately oriented around a specific individual or family‑related ownership interest, even though day‑to‑day governance and compliance are outsourced to corporate‑services firms. Processed as a sub‑graph node, this configuration illustrates how offshore architectures typically separate legal ownership, operational control, and service‑provider roles, with the interactive visualization making visible the discrete yet interlocking relationships that sustain the entity within the broader offshore network.