WAIPA organized its jubilee 25th WAIPA World Investment Conference as a hybrid event.

The Government of Barbados is on track to revise its current suite of international business legislation by year end to ensure compliance with the Organisation for Economic Cooperation

Thus, planning for cross-border transactions has become a delicate operation, with substance and transparency becoming key words.

Barbados was among the few small developing island states (SIDS) and one of only three Caribbean islands to experience increased foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows to the jurisdiction in 2020...

With Latin America identified as one of the fastest growing markets for Barbados to do business with, the LatAm Inward Mission held recently at Hilton Barbados attracted 11 service providers from Mexico, Colombia, Panama, Guatemala and Venezuela.

Barbados welcomes foreign investment. In fact the island's trading partners have grown significantly and now include CARICOM, United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Germany and Japan.

As Barbados gears up to observe 50 years of diplomatic ties with Mexico, Acting Prime Minister, Santia Bradshaw, is expressing renewed optimism in new areas of cooperation ...

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has put forward several proposals to strengthen relations between Africa and CARICOM, including the establishment of a regular weekly direct flight...

The historical and cultural connection between the continent of Africa and Barbados is well known. However, what is less discussed are the current commercial opportunities which exist.

Most investors seeking to use Barbados as an international financial and business centre typically believe they must set up an International Business Company (IBC) to do so.

In Barbados, the entities known as the International Business Company (IBC) and the International Society with Restricted Liability (ISRL) are now things of the past.

Invest Barbados has launched its Barbados iGuide website, an online guide for potential and existing investors doing business in Barbados.

Within six weeks, Government will be establishing an office of Invest Barbados in Beijing, which will service all of China.

This clear message came from Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley recently, as she delivered remarks at the groundbreaking ceremony for Kooyman Barbados, at its construction site at Kendal Hill, Christ Church.

A delegation from Barbados led by the Trade Minister, Davidson Ishmael, are in Rwanda on knowledge exchange visit. The exploration focused on different areas, including tourism promotion and financial services.

Barbados is attractive to investors as a secure and reputable jurisdiction that facilitates global growth and profitability, in various sectors including international business, financial, wealth management...

For the foreign investor, individual or institutional, diversification is always a major factor when it comes to investing.