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British Virgin Islands (BVI) companies may need to restructure for a variety of reasons. In some cases, a company may be facing financial distress or potential insolvency and require a compromise with creditors to reduce, defer or reorganise its liabilities.

The British Virgin Islands is advancing its position in the digital assets space through the implementation of CRS 2.0 and progress towards CARF, while single-asset, closed-ended vehicles are gaining traction for tokenised funds and blockchain projects. These regulatory developments and structural innovations are reshaping how crypto assets and real world asset tokenisation projects can be efficiently structured in this jurisdiction.

Arbitration is frequently the forum for cross-border dispute resolution involving British Virgin Island (BVI) companies, meaning urgent interim relief from the BVI courts in support of arbitration is sometimes required.