Since the G20 Summit there have been a very large number of offshore company incorporation in jurisdictions which were not on the gray or blacklist.  One of the most interesting as well as most private offshore jurisdictions is that of the Seychelles.  For some reason unknown to the rest of the world, the Seychelles, which is renowned for its highest level of secrecy and privacy was white listed on the G20 list.  This means that Seychelles Companies are not only safe, they are also one of the most private as well as well respected companies in the offshore industry.   Since the IBC Act focuses on providing versatility in company activities, it also focuses on providing a means to undertake those activities in a vary safe and private setting.  When a company is registered in the Seychelles there is no requirement to list the director as well as shareholders and beneficial owners on the registry.  All documents as well as the information on the directors and or the beneficial owners is held in the registered office.  This is why it is of the uttermost importance to use a reputable registered agent.  When opening offshore bank accounts, the company provides a tool in which acts as a solid barrier between the end user as well as the rest of the world.  Seychelles companies can also be used for both private and collective investing and they are a great tool for holding as well as asset protection.  One of the great aspects of such an IBC is that the flexibility that it provides allows the end user to undertake a wealth of lucrative activities, at the same time remaining anonymous while tanking full advantage of the fact that Seychelles Companies are white listed.