In theory - yes, in fact - no. In any case, the company’s registration includes the opening of a corporate account, and the banks are obliged to share the beneficiaries’ data with the relevant bodies. Otherwise, you will not have a chance to open an account, because the OECD and FATF have introduced the Due Diligence procedure. However, in some countries there are closed registers, which information cannot be viewed by third parties. Involvement of a nominee is an ideal arrangement for businesses that need to recruit resident shareholders/directors (a requirement in most EU countries) to confirm the substance of their business.