In the wake of the pivotal COP28 conference, International Finance Centers (IFCs) continue to redefine their strategies to align with the new commitments and initiatives set forth for sustainable development and climate finance.
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By: Elise Donovan, CEO BVI Finance The world of international commerce is currently spinning on an increasingly unpredictable axis. Mounting geopolitical tensions are remodeling globalisation and increasing barriers to trade.
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For our focus group on financial services, we partnered with Business BVI and its Managing Editor and Chief Content Officer Mr. Russell Harrigan, with whom we have done similar roundtables. Together, we were able to gather an eminent panel of the leading senior minds in the sector, who looked into their impressive crystal balls and helped us to suss out what they see as the key challenges, areas of opportunity and trends facing the jurisdiction in 2023 and beyond.
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Li Keqiang, the Chinese Premier, once said that “changes call for innovation and innovation leads to progress.” This is certainly true of the financial services ecosystem, which has undergone dramatic change over the last decade and seen a raft of new innovation centred around the digital economy. Traditional financial service providers have had to grapple with a host of new challengers entering the space, from digital entrepreneurs through to blockchain and cryptocurrency pioneers.
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This standing is set to continue through the BVI’s culture of evolving regulatory provision by benchmarking with the best. Evolving fintech Examples of future fintech developments extend to the promotion of smart contracts such as the Limited Liability Autonomous Organizations (LAO). A LAO is a digitally organised business – a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) within a corporate structure – with legal standing invariably structured as a limited liability company.
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In just over 30 years the British Virgin Islands (BVI) has firmly established itself as one of the world’s leading international finance centres and the go-to jurisdiction for the incorporation of companies – especially those created to facilitate cross-border trade, investment and business.
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The African continent’s impressive economic growth in the last decade is well documented with countries like Ethiopia, Nigeria and Kenya consistently ranking among the world’s fastest growing economies. According to World Bank estimates, sub-Saharan Africa had a collective GDP of just over $1.7 trillion in 2019, which is expected to rise in the coming years.
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International Financial Centres (IFCs) have undergone profound change over the past few years. From seismic shifts in global regulation through to the growing and increasingly diversified demand for financial services and innovative products, these developments have led to a widening of horizons and increasing sophistication of the offshore corporate services industry.
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Over the last 30 years, the British Virgin Islands (BVI) has played an increasingly important role in the global economic landscape. While much has changed in this period, the BVI’s core principles of agility and innovation have stayed firm and enabled it to remain at the forefront of global development and progress.
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