There seems to be some misunderstanding about the possibility on setting up a UK Company anonymously.
Here is an excerp of the UK government website on who would be a PSC (Person with Significant Control):
TL;DR
Even if you find a way using trusts or Power of Attorney(s) to avoid being hit by the conditions via shares or voting rights. You will still be considered having "other" forms of influence or control.
There are grey area ways of doing this, but none of them would stand in court of law and is usually reserved for Russian oligarchs.
Here is an excerp of the UK government website on who would be a PSC (Person with Significant Control):
Identifying your PSC
A PSC must meet one or more conditions known as the ‘nature of control’. Your register must show which conditions are met.
Most PSCs are those who hold:
You should check your company’s register of members for information on shareholders and voting rights.
- more than 25% of shares in the company
- more than 25% of voting rights in the company
- the right to appoint or remove the majority of the board of directors
Your company’s constitution and articles of association may also contain information on voting and other rights associated with ownership of shares in the company.
Other significant influence or control
Your PSC might influence or control your company through other means. This could be directly, or on behalf of someone else.
For example, someone may influence or control the actions of directors or shareholders.
This condition will only apply in limited circumstances. The full PSC guidance has more information on the meaning of ‘significant influence or control’.
TL;DR
Even if you find a way using trusts or Power of Attorney(s) to avoid being hit by the conditions via shares or voting rights. You will still be considered having "other" forms of influence or control.
There are grey area ways of doing this, but none of them would stand in court of law and is usually reserved for Russian oligarchs.