Like an actual director, a nominee director bears full responsibility for the Company's activities, including financial, administrative and criminal responsibility.
A deposit is taken to cover potential expenses of a nominee director in cases where the company does not file its financial statements, does not hold an Annual Meeting of Shareholders, or the owner of the company simply disappears.
The deposit can also be used to partially cover legal and court costs if the client's company has committed serious violations of the law and lawsuits have been brought against the nominee director.
Learn more:
https://www.rsbu.org/biznes-v-singapure/1373-otvetstvennost-nominalnogo-direktora-kompanii-v-singapure.html