Corporate law

For many years already the British Virgin Islands have been one of the most used offshore jurisdictions for the registration of foreign companies. The BVI have always attracted investors as jurisdiction for holding business. One of the main reasons why the BVI are so popular is the high level of confidentiality of information.

During the period from March 2020 to the present day, state authorities of Cyprus have taken and continue to take various measures to support the business and economy of the island during the spread of the virus.

In early April 2020, Hong Kong announced adoption of an economic support package of HKD 137.5 billion (USD 17.6 billion) to help individuals and industries affected by the outbreak of new virus.

Due to the introduction of travel restrictions and quarantines it has become virtually impossible to hold face-to-face meetings, as well as to ensure the presence of company shareholders and directors.

Currently, all areas of life and economic activities experience difficulties with operating, including areas of corporate management and corporate reporting.

Due to the current global situation, it is quite difficult to schedule a meeting at the moment. What actions may be taken to ensure that the working process with new clients is not suspended, while all legal requirements are still met?

Under the current global circumstances, pretty much all business areas face difficulties, including financial institutions and corporate administrators. All current and potential clients are important for any company, but especially in any unstable economic conditions.