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ARTICLE · 18 DECEMBER 2020

The BVI Advantage In A Multi-Jurisdictional Approach To Structuring

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Businesses conducting cross-border transactions face the challenge of creating structures to help mitigate the increasingly complicated global framework of tax, regulation and securities law in a...

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Businesses conducting cross-border transactions face the challenge of creating structures to help mitigate the increasingly complicated global framework of tax, regulation and securities law in a cost effective way.  British Virgin Islands ("BVI") business companies are often used as special purpose investment vehicles as part of this structuring.

With over one million incorporations since 1984 and with thousands of new business companies registered every month by stakeholders globally, approximately half of all BVI companies appearing on the companies register are owned and operated from Asia, most notably in China, Hong Kong, Singapore and Japan.

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