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This legislation governs all companies, other than
the International Business Company ("IBC"), in the
BVI. Note, however, that all IBC's must re-register
as Business Companies during the course of 2006;
failing which, they will be deemed to have
re-registered effective 1 January, 2007.
This article by Gordon Casey (Knight Hedge Ltd.),
takes a brief, comparative look at the regulatory
regimes of the Cayman Islands, British Virgin
Islands and Jersey.
(Published on
www.hedgeco.net)
This Act governs all IBC's in the BVI and includes
amendments up until 2004.
Walker
Smiths, a top-tier specialist BVI law firm, has
prepared this excellent guide to the funds industry
in the BVI, detailing the requirements and expenses
of establishing your offshore fund there.
This Act
governs the licensing of all fund entities in the
BVI.
The Cayman law firm, Walkers, has compiled this
comprehensive introduction to open-ended and private
equity investment funds in the Cayman Islands.
This Act details the laws of the Cayman Islands
relating to companies incorporated there, including
the law governing exempted companies and segregated
portfolio companies.
This Act governs all aspects of Mutual Funds
incorporated in the Cayman Islands.
This document includes the text of the final rule
approved by the SEC on October 26, as well as
background material and a dissent by Commissioners
Glassman and Atkins. The document can also be
downloaded from the SEC website at
www.sec.gov/rules/final.shtml
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