The amount of money held by banks and financial institutions on the Island fell by £360 million at the end of last year.
According to the Financial Services Authority, deposits with Isle of Man licensee offices fell by 0.85 per cent to £41.82 billion between September and December.
It wasn't all bad news, however, as the year on year figures were up by just over 1 per cent.
At the end of December, deposits had risen by £420 million compared to the previous year's figure.
Date set for flagship maritime industry event
A gathering described as the Island's flagship maritime event will be taking place next month.
14th Aviation Conference takes place this week
An event in Douglas this week will gather together some of the top names in the aviation industry.
Financial Intelligence Unit releases guide on spotting modern slavery
The Island's Financial Intelligence Unit has published a new document outlining red flags businesses should watch out for when it comes to human trafficking and modern slavery.
Total of 70 ships and companies sanctioned over Ukraine war
The Isle of Man has added 70 companies and ships to its sanctions list because of their involvement in the Ukraine war.
New stamps celebrate Island supercar culture
A new collection of stamps is being released by the Post Office to celebrate supercar culture and the Island's motorsport heritage.
New survey to gauge how confident businesses are
A new government survey's been launched to measure business confidence on the Island.
Tynwald to consider scrapping some government agencies
Should government agencies in the Department for Enterprise be scrapped?
Bank deposits up by nearly £3 billion on last year
The Island's finance regulator says almost £3 billion more has been placed in banks here than this time last year.
