Claim: Anguillan company business and affairs are often managed by its board of directors, which consists of one or more individuals or companies who owe strict duties to exercise their powers for a proper purpose in the best interest of the company.
Evidence: The business and affairs of an Anguillan company are usually managed by its board of directors. The board must consist of one or more persons, and these may be individuals or companies. Directors owe strict duties of good faith to exercise their powers for a proper purpose and in the best interests of the company.