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ARTICLE · 21 NOVEMBER 2014

The Offshore Stimulus For Onshore Activity

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International financial centres (IFCs) stimulate investment activity between ‘onshore’ economies.

British Virgin IslandsWealth Management

International financial centres (IFCs) stimulate investment activity between 'onshore' economies – particularly where international investors from developed and emerging markets need to come together to do business.

The BVI, for example, provides the neutral platform and infrastructure required for investment, offering modern, flexible company law, a respected commercial court and an experienced body of professionals. Its proximity to the USA and the relationship between the two jurisdictions not only promotes use by American businesses but also facilitates the export of Anglo-American legal values and financial services industries abroad, through BVI and American firms' involvement in cross-border transactions.

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