Client Administered Services

Certain jurisdictions allow for non-resident directors. Examples include the British Virgin Islands and Bahamas. In these and other jurisdictions (see Statutory Requirements page) it is possible for clients to provide their own directors and in the case of both the BVI and Bahamas only one director need be appointed and no record of that appointment is lodged with the company registry thus providing anonymity. (Records are however kept by the local Agent who may allow shareholders of the company to view those records).

Through the use of nominee shareholders a client is able to keep his share ownership private (shareholder details are generally a matter of public record) and AIL is able to provide this service should clients so require.

On an annually recurring basis AIL is able to provide client administered companies with a statutorily required registered office/agent in the relevant jurisdiction and will provide reminders of exemption fees payable and any regulatory returns that may need to be filed. This service is covered by our fees for Corporate Domicile; further details of this service may be found on the Fees and Charges page. Nominee shareholders can also be provided for a small annual charge.