The Island's financial regulator is urging companies to get ready for a European inspection of our money-laundering laws.
The Financial Services Authority says MONEYVAL, a Council of Europe body, will inspect the Island either next year or the year after.
In its newsletter to businesses, the FSA says it's making preparations now to make sure we get a high rating.
It says if we're placed on a grey-list because our laws aren't strong enough, it could cost the Island 20 per cent of its GDP.
Island firm named Trust Company of the Year
An Island-based firm has been named Trust Company of the Year at an awards ceremony in the Middle East.
Businesses invited to Southern Agricultural Show
Would your business like to be part of one of the Island's biggest annual events?
New gym being launched in historic church
A new gym has offered a sneak peek inside the church where it's setting up shop.
Construction careers fair next month
An event in Braddan next month will showcase opportunities in the Island's construction sector.
Regulator asks businesses for info to fight financial crime
The Gambling Supervision Commission's calling on businesses to give information which helps fight money laundering and terrorist financing.
Chamber of Commerce wants members for election task force
The Island's chamber of Commerce is asking its members to sign up for an election task force to shape government policy.
Bank deposits rose over past year
The amount of money deposited in Island banks has risen over the past year, according to the Financial Service Authority's latest statistics.
Innovation and Investment forum expands to Island
A new innovation and investment network is being launched in the Island.
