Hudsun Trust were the victors in the BVI Finance annual members’ event held on July 25th at Bamboushay Restaurant and Lounge. This year’s event once again featured the game "Culture Shock” and a li...
The British Virgin Islands Financial Services Commission (FSC) is making substantial strides in its regulatory framework to cement the BVI's position as a leading global financial centre. In a BVI Fin...
The HLSCC Robert Mathavious Institute for Financial Services (HLSCC RMI), in partnership with BVI Finance, on July 22nd announced the successful completion of the third cohort of the 2024 FinTech Prog...
A collaborative approach is essential for advancing mutual interests between the new United Kingdom (UK) Government and its Overseas Territories’ (Ots) International Finance Centres (IFCs). Panellist...
The Government of the Virgin Islands in partnership with the BVI Association of Compliance Officers, the BVI Association of Registered Agents and BVI Finance have launched a series of outreach session...
The BVI Asia Trade Mission concluded its successful Asian tour in Singapore, with regional experts lauding the BVI's pivotal role as a ‘super-connector’ between regions.
Major respected companies worldwide use BVI Business Companies to manage their cross-border activities. Over 140 major businesses listed on the London, New York or Hong Kong main stock exchanges use BVI vehicles to support their international investment activities.
Companies, institutions and private individuals use them for: holding companies for various assets corporate group structuring; investment business, joint ventures, listings, real estate; family, trust, estate and succession planning; and vessel or aircraft registration.
Advanced economies over the last few years have focused on implementing a global minimum corporate tax to thwart what is often dubbed a "race to the bottom”, or the concept of companies strategically shifting their profits from high-tax to low-tax jurisdictions to lower their tax rates. In 2021, world leaders endorsed a global minimum corporate tax rate of at least 15 per cent to encourage companies to pay their fair share of taxes and to limit the benefits of companies’ profit-shifting without biasing where they invest.
Debunking the myths: Participation in global tax initiatives, outlines how the British Virgin Islands (BVI) has signed up to multiple global initiatives which aim to improve transparency and aid in the fight against tax evasion.
This edition in the BVI360° series seeks to correct the inaccuracy in which the BVI is often referred to as a tax haven when it is, in fact, one of the most tax transparent jurisdictions in the world because of all the global tax initiatives it has signed on to over the last 20 years.
With ongoing conflicts and increasing inflation across the world, many leading economists are predicting a global recession in 2023. Now more than ever, the role of the British Virgin Islands (BVI) as a facilitator of investment, trade, and economic growth has become paramount.
BVI360° is a fact-based content series to showcase the full picture of the BVI’s Financial Services Industry.
Resilient BVI: Global Pandemic, we highlight how the BVI’s financial services industry has fared during the Covid-19 global pandemic. The BVI’s financial services industry agility allowed firms to continue operating remotely and working with clients throughout lockdowns and emergency measures.
The international business and finance centre maintained its role as a reliable facilitator of high-profile and high-value transactions throughout 2020 and 2021. This resulted in the industry experiencing the highest growth rates since 2018.
The BVI has established itself as agile, innovative and resilient financial centre, able to adjust to regulatory changes and rebound from economic challenges, natural disasters and global pandemics. International offshore centres like the BVI allow businesses to efficiently trade, transact and invest across borders, which expands markets and increases liquidity.
The BVI plays an important role in helping developing countries without easy access to capital to secure the funds they need for investment, and in turn driving economic growth, job creation and promoting entrepreneurship.
BVI Finance gathered leading BVI professionals who shared their views on the future of globalisation and the emergence of a bloc chain economy.
To explore this ever-growing area, BVI Finance and leading financial publication Opalesqu hosted a roundtable discussion with a panel of leading practitioners in the BVI.
Blockchain protocols are merely software that anyone, anywhere in the world can run, permitting individuals to interact with others running that same piece of software
In establishing itself as a leader in offshore financial services, the British Virgin lslands continues to trail blaze the path of innovation by persistently examining trends which are developing over time.
The African continent is rapidly developing and changing and the BVI is well positioned to assist countries in growing their economy especially since the "Corporate Council on Africa" noted that seven out of ten of the world's fastest growing economies are in Africa
Kedrick Malone details what the Financial Services Implementation Unit is doing to ensure the sector keeps growing