Panama Papers put one company out of business -- but the rich and powerful weren’t deterred

The Panama Papers blew open the hidden world of offshore finance and took down several world leaders. As a result of the massive leak of corporate records, multiple governments, including the United States, pledged greater oversight of the world of shell companies. The stories also signaled the end of Mossack Fonseca, the Panamanian law firm whose records were published in the Miami Herald and other news outlets. But for many other offshore service providers, it was an opportunity to harvest more business. One of them was Trident Trust, which has offices around the world, including in Miami an...