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ARTICLE · 10 MARCH 2014

Shareholder Disputes In The British Virgin Islands

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The British Virgin Islands is best known for its role as a holding company jurisdiction.

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The British Virgin Islands is best known for its role as a holding company jurisdiction – a jurisdiction through which joint venture parties will often co-operate in ventures far removed from the shores of the British Virgin Islands in sectors as disparate as energy and natural resources to shipping and trading goods.

The latest statistics released by the British Virgin Islands Financial Services Commission show that there are some 480,072 active companies on the register, and many more that are inactive. It is therefore natural that where differences arise between joint venture parties, it is to the BVI, and its successful Commercial Court, that they head to resolve their disputes.

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