Under the new law, it is no longer necessary to file lengthy memoranda and articles of association. In addition, Anguilla has thoroughly modernised its electronic international filing capabilities. An authorised corporate adviser anywhere in the world can form a company simply by electronically filing the articles of incorporation with the Registrar of Companies. In the case of an international business company, articles of incorporation need only contain the company's and incorporators' names, the registered office and agent, and essential details as to the nature, but not the ownership, of the company's shares. Thus a registered sub-agent of Webster Dyrud Mitchell will be in a position to service its clients with speed and efficiency.