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Partner Rachel Graham examines legislation regarding using BVI Companies for international listings in this guide.

The British Virgin Islands ("BVI") continues to be a jurisdiction of choice for corporate vehicles entering into secured finance transactions.

The British Virgin Islands (BVI) has enacted its long-awaited Virtual Asset Service Providers Act, 2022 (the VASP Act). Having become a leading crypto and virtual assets jurisdiction...

What are the typical structures available for financing the purchase of an aircraft? The British Virgin Islands (BVI) offers a flexible regime for aircraft financing structures.

The British Virgin Islands ("BVI") is one of the world's leading international financial centres and continues to be a jurisdiction of choice for corporate vehicles...

In recent years, the government of the British Virgin Islands (BVI) and the BVI Financial Services Commission (FSC) – the principal financial services regulator – have made progress...

M&A activity involving a British Virgin Islands company is principally regulated under Part IX of the BVI Business Companies Act, 2004 (as amended, the "Act").

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...

The British Virgin Islands has positioned itself as a leading offshore financial centre for blockchain and crypto-asset businesses, offering a flexible regulatory framework that balances...

This chapter provides the latest legal information on the British Virgin Islands' fintech market and regulation, including regulatory jurisdiction...

The Insolvency Act 2003 is the BVI’s all-encompasses insolvency law that deals with both companies and individuals, although none these guides will deal with bankruptcy and issues relating to individuals. As its name suggests, the Act only deals with regimes for insolvencies such as the liquidation of insolvent companies, and regimes for solvent companies are outside its scope. Thus, voluntary liquidations of solvent companies continue to be governed by the Companies Act.

The British Virgin Islands ("BVI") is a long-standing jurisdiction of choice for the incorporation of investment funds. This is due to the familiarity and stability of the BVI's English common law...

The Insolvency Act 2003 is the BVI’s all-encompasses insolvency law that deals with both companies and individuals, although none these guides will deal with bankruptcy and issues relating to individuals. As its name suggests, the Act only deals with regimes for insolvencies such as the liquidation of insolvent companies, and regimes for solvent companies are outside its scope. Thus, voluntary liquidations of solvent companies continue to be governed by the Companies Act.

The Insolvency Act 2003 is the BVI’s all-encompasses insolvency law that deals with both companies and individuals, although none these guides will deal with bankruptcy and issues relating to individuals. As its name suggests, the Act only deals with regimes for insolvencies such as the liquidation of insolvent companies, and regimes for solvent companies are outside its scope. Thus, voluntary liquidations of solvent companies continue to be governed by the Companies Act

There are no taxes or duties payable as a consequence of the execution of an aircraft or engine sale agreement (including for the sale of an ownership interest in an entity) where the asset is either located physically ...

The Insolvency Act 2003 is the BVI’s all-encompasses insolvency law that deals with both companies and individuals, although none these guides will deal with bankruptcy and issues relating to individuals. As its name suggests, the Act only deals with regimes for insolvencies such as the liquidation of insolvent companies, and regimes for solvent companies are outside its scope. Thus, voluntary liquidations of solvent companies continue to be governed by the Companies Act.