Preparing for a legislative onslaught

British Virgin Islands supplement May 2009: Sailing through turbulent waters

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The British Virgin Islands (BVI), with a population of under 25,000, relies heavily on financial services and tourism to fuel its economy. Both sectors are exposed to a prolonged global recession. Any measures that artificially restrict the flow of financial business to the BVI could be a severe blow to its economy.

BVI financial secretary Neil Smith is keeping a cool head as he ponders the government’s response to the global financial crisis. “The economy is already shrinking. What is not clear

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