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Africa is ripe for investment and British Virgin Islands (BVI) corporate structures are viable to not only facilitate investment, but also scale businesses throughout Southern Africa.

On Thursday 22nd July 2021, Simon Gray was interviewed by Mike Wardle of Z-Yen Group for an exclusive webinar under the theme:  Financial Centres of the World 2021:  Focus on the British Virgin Islands.

20 JULY, TORTOLA, BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS: On Friday 16 July, BVI Finance convened a panel of experts to discuss the implications of a proposed tax reforms including a Global Minimum Corporate Tax rate, as recently agreed upon by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), G7 and G20 countries, and what this could mean for International Finance Centres (IFCs) including the British Virgin Islands (BVI).

The BVI is an attractive offshore jurisdiction for wealth structuring and estate planning for the Latin American market, says Martin Litwak, CEO of Untitled.

Regulators are sometimes unkindly criticised for having predicted all six of the last three recessions. Although it sometimes pays to be cautious, it is important that excessive caution does not stifle innovation and progress.

In the midst of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and resulting global economic downturn, the British Virgin Islands’ (BVI’s) financial services industry continues to thrive, retaining its global position as a leading International Financial Centre (IFC).