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In this article, Shaun Reardon-John provides a bird's-eye view on how BVI regulation of the financial service sector has improved within the BVI over the past 20 years. He also shares how this has impacted BVI shareholder disputes

Few areas of finance are developing faster than crypto-assets, a category that includes cryptocurrencies, securities tokens and utility tokens, whose common feature is use of distributed ledger technology (DLT).

Partners Lucy Frew and Sara Hall, along with senior counsel, Iona Wright pen the BVI chapter for Global Legal Insights Fintech 2023.

Regulatory clarity in the digital assets and crypto space continues to be a moving target. Yet, the interest among policymakers and regulators worldwide has never been more pronounced.

Chris Duncan and Katrina Lindsay have authored the British Virgin Islands (BVI) chapter of Global Legal Insight's sixth edition guide to blockchain and cryptocurrency regulation.

Regulatory clarity in the digital assets and crypto space continues to be a moving target. Yet, the interest among policymakers and regulators worldwide...

The British Virgin Islands has established itself as a leading offshore finance centre for digital assets and cryptocurrency operations. With the implementation of the Virtual Assets Service Providers Act in 2023, the jurisdiction now offers a balanced regulatory framework that provides clarity for crypto businesses while maintaining its reputation for flexibility and innovation in the face of evolving global standards.

The British Virgin Islands (BVI) has a comprehensive and robust banking system in line with international standards, having adopted the Basel Committee's guidelines for bank regulation and supervisory.

As one of the foremost offshore financial centres, the BVI is recognised across the globe as the premier jurisdiction for the registration of asset-holding companies.

The British Virgin Islands (BVI) is a British overseas territory and is recognised across the globe as the premier jurisdiction for the registration of asset-holding companies.

In this guide we compare the five types of open-ended funds in the British Virgin Islands (the "BVI"), being private funds, professional funds, public funds, incubator funds and approved funds...