New brand revealed as Axa Isle of Man sale completes
Axa Wealth International on the Isle of Man has been rebranded following its acquisition by Life Company Consolidation Group (LCCG) in April 2016.
Axa Wealth International on the Isle of Man has been rebranded following its acquisition by Life Company Consolidation Group (LCCG) in April 2016.
Woodford Investment Management is launching an offshore feeder fund for the CF Woodford Equity Income fund, offering investors outside the UK an opportunity to invest in high profile fund manager Neil Woodford’s investment strategy.
The Isle of Man regulator has launched a second consultation on changes to the Insurance Act in response to the feedback during the initial consultation carried out at the end of 2015.
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Isle of Man chief minister Allan Bell has questioned plans by the European Commission to create a blacklist of non-EU tax regimes, branding the move as more to do with the “internal politics of Brussels” than greater transparency.
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The Isle of Man regulator has announced plans to make it mandatory for international life companies based on the island to disclose to retail customers all commissions being paid to their financial adviser.
The Isle of Man parliament has passed the laws which will establish a new Alternative Banking Regime (ABR) allowing two additional types of banking licences to be offered on the island.
The high court of justice of the Isle of Man has granted a wind-up application for three unregulated funds, known collectively as the New Earth Group of Funds.
The Isle of Man has slashed its probate charges for non-resident applications where the only asset is a life assurance policy issued by one of the island’s insurance companies.
The financial services sectors of Jersey, Guernsey, and the Isle of Man should see little, if any, change following the UK’s decision to leave the European Union.
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