Legislative Update on the BVI’s Securities and Investment Business (Amendment) Act 2019 (SIBA) 01/04/2020 The Securities and Investment Business (Amendment) Act 2019 (SIBA) introduced a new regulatory regime for closed-ended funds in the BVI. This new regime came into force on 31 December 2019 and created a new category of fund in the BVI, whereby a closed-ended fund is required to file with the BVI Financial Services Commission (FSC) in order to be recognised, provided it meets certain prescribed criteria. Transitional provisions require closed-ended funds in existence prior to the introduction of the legislation to file with the FSC by 1 July 2020. New funds are subject to the regime immediately. Read our briefing for more information. X Linkedin weixin Messenger Latest News Malta AML/CFT Updates: What Legal Notices 82 and 83 of 2026 Mean for Regulated Entities ADGM FSRA Introduces Enhancements to the Funds Regulatory Framework Proposed Enhancements to the DFSA Collective Investment Fund Framework Cayman Islands: Annual AML Return Requirement Introduced for RTCs and PTCs New AML/CFT/CPF and Financial Sanctions Rules in the Cayman Islands Mauritius Finance Act and Economic Measures Act 2026