Our Services

With Britanniacorp, it has never been easier to incorporate your Cayman company in the Cayman Islands. The jurisdiction’s business friendly environment, political stability and strong economic growth facilitates effective and efficient operations for both large and small corporations. By utilizing our services, you can now incorporate your company within 2-5 days.

A company must have a Registered Office address in the Cayman Islands provided by a service provider licensed for such purpose. Britanniacorp is licensed to provide your Registered Office address and we will display your company name in our lobby. We can also receive mail and couriers on behalf of our Registered Office clients. If greater presence is required for economic substance purposes we can assist you with opening your own dedicated office space locally.

Britanniacorp can provide Cayman resident Independent Directors to captive insurance, private equity, venture capital, hedge funds, traditional mutual funds, private or public companies, and regulated businesses. Providing a Cayman based independent Director(s) for mind of management is a wise choice for increased economic substance in the islands as well as good corporate governance.

Britanniacorp can provide a wide variety of Cayman officers for added mind and management and economic substance in the Cayman Islands. Our outsourced officer services are very useful when the position is needed for your company but does not warrant the expense of a full-time hire.

It is a requirement that each Cayman company submit an annual return. Britanniacorp can complete the return and we will circulate copies stamped by the Registrar of Companies upon completion.

Britanniacorp can prepare and submit the paperwork whenever statutory filings are required in the Cayman Islands for your Cayman Company. As the regulatory landscape changes there may be new filings that need to be made from time to time. We are equipped to complete these filings for our clients.

Flying the Cayman Islands flag is a wise choice for vessels and it is why the Cayman Islands flag captures 45% of the market share of the new build market. We can register a wide range of vessels and manage the underlying company.

A Certificate of Good Standing (COGS) is often required by banks, landlords, foreign government agencies, and other parties as proof that the company is still in existence and is up-to-date with its fees. Often times the Certificate of Incorporation will be very old and on its own does not provide enough security that the entity actually still exists. Britanniacorp can file for a Certificate of Good Standing on your Cayman companies behalf and send you the completed certificate when it is received back from the Registrar of Companies.

An incumbency certificate (or certificate of incumbency) is an official document issued by the Registrar of Companies that lists the names of the current directors and officers of a Cayman company. Britanniacorp can also issue this certificate and include the same details as well as the shareholders and their respective shareholdings.

Britanniacorp can draft Director and Shareholder resolutions and draft meeting minutes for a wide variety of internal purposes as well as for purposes of filing with the Cayman Registrar of Companies.

Britanniacorp can facilitate share transfers for Cayman companies and draft share transfer forms and update the Register of Members accordingly. We can also prepare and circulate share certificates and manage and receive cancelled share certificates.

Britanniacorp can prepare agendas, plan and facilitate Cayman board meetings, and circulate board packs to Directors so they have all the relevant supplements well in advance of their meetings. We can also attend meetings to take the minutes and provide other bespoke board support.

Britanniacorp can prepare the documentation and file to increase or decrease the authorised share capital for the Cayman company subject to shareholder approval.

Britanniacorp can draft the necessary resolutions or minutes to change a Director or Officer of the Cayman company and file the changes with the Registrar of Companies.

Britanniacorp can prepare all necessary paperwork to change the name of the Cayman company and we will circulate the Certificate of Incorporation of Change of Name after completion.

Britanniacorp can draft cover letters, fill out required forms, answer questionnaires, assemble document requests and a wide variety of other general corporate administration tasks you would like to carry out in Cayman

Britanniacorp can make the necessary introductions to a banker at any of the major local retail banks. We can also recommend other jurisdictions where bank accounts can be opened for Cayman Islands companies. Included in this service is a certified copy of all the corporate registers and drafting of the Cayman bank account opening resolution.

Britanniacorp can help your Cayman company apply for or renew a trade and business license (T&BL), or a special economic zone license (SEZC).

Britanniacorp can certify documents as true copies. We are qualified to certify documents as Directors of regulated Cayman entities or as Qualified Accountants.

Britanniacorp can arrange for the Cayman notarization of corporate documents or other identification documents notarized as true copies.

A Cayman apostille can be applied to a notarised document to verify the authenticity of the Cayman notary. This local legalisation verifies the seal and standing of the notary. We can obtain apostilles for notarised documents.

A Cayman company no longer carrying on business may apply to the Registrar to be struck off. The strike off provisions provide a convenient, simpler alternative to a winding up, avoiding the need for the appointment of a liquidator; but the reinstatement provisions mean that a strike off is a less certain method of dissolving an exempted company.

A voluntary liquidation is a self-imposed wind-up and dissolution of a Cayman company that has been approved by its shareholders. Such a decision will happen once a Cayman company's leadership decides that the Cayman company has no reason to continue operating. It is not ordered by a court (not compulsory).