Insurance and reinsurance
Insurers, reinsurers and captives.
Exempted companies, LLCs and segregated accounts companies in a British Overseas Territory that is one of the world’s principal insurance and reinsurance markets.
In shortCCYFX onboards Bermuda exempted companies, LLCs, segregated accounts companies and exempted partnerships, including insurance and fund vehicles. Typical documents include the certificate of incorporation, the memorandum of association and bye-laws, a certificate of compliance and BMA licensing, where regulated.
Bermuda is a self-governing British Overseas Territory with a legal system based on English common law. The Bermudian dollar is pegged at par to the US dollar, and US dollars circulate widely.
International businesses are usually formed as exempted companies, registered by the Registrar of Companies. The Bermuda Monetary Authority regulates insurers, funds and other financial businesses.
The standard vehicle for international business, insurance and holding structures.
A flexible vehicle used for funds and joint ventures.
A company whose separate accounts keep assets and liabilities apart, used for insurance and funds.
Used for funds and investment structures.
These are in addition to identification for directors and beneficial owners. Certificates should generally have been issued within the last three to six months.
Insurers, reinsurers and captives.
Fund vehicles and their managers.
Group holding entities.
This page is general information to help you prepare for onboarding. It is not legal or tax advice. Laws and registry practice in Bermuda change, so please confirm current requirements with your corporate service provider or legal adviser.
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