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The Isle of Man’s economy is now the largest of the Crown Dependencies, Treasury minister Eddie Teare has said in his upbeat Budget speech to the Tynwald.
The Isle of Man’s economy is now the largest of the Crown Dependencies, Treasury minister Eddie Teare has said in his upbeat Budget speech to the Tynwald.
Bournemouth's Benjamin Wilson has been sentenced to seven years imprisonment for defrauding investors of more than £21m.
Matthew Ames, the son of the head of the beleaguered overseas property company Harlequin, has been found guilty of two counts of fraudulent trading in connection with two investment companies he set up.
Draft legislation which introduces limited liability partnerships into Guernsey for the first time has been introduced by the States of Guernsey‚ and is expected to come into force as soon as July.
Most UK advisers would prefer product providers to facilitate the payment of their fees for trust advice‚ rather than to receive a client cheque.
The chief ministers of Jersey‚ Guernsey and the Isle of Man are to meet tomorrow and Friday in a “trilateral meeting” of a type that officials of the three jurisdictions say are being seen as increasingly important.
Abacus‚ the Isle of Man-based finduciary and fund services company‚ has undergone a restructuring that has resulted in the formation of a new entity known as the Abacus Financial Services Group.
The annual Pridham Report selects Standard Life as winning fund group for 2013‚ as measured by net retail sales in the UK.
The partners of Ogier Fiduciary Services have agreed a management buyout of the company‚ backed by Electra Partners.
Maseco Private Wealth‚ the London-based wealth manager that specialises in looking after American expatriates‚ has been awarded “B Corporation” certification‚ the first such company in the UK to receive this relatively-new accreditation.
A new guide to help trustees prepare for the implementation of the UK-US FATCA intergovernmental agreement has been jointly issued by three professional bodies.
The financial sector of the Isle of Man will be contributing significantly less in relative terms to its economy by 2020‚ according to a key Manx Government report unveiled this week.