The Island governmment has raised 'strong objections' to proposed amendments to the UK Financial Services (Implementation of Legislation) Bill.
The proposals look to impose public registers of beneficial ownership for all Crown Dependencies and Overseas Territories.
In a joint statement with counterparts of Jersey and Guernsey, officials have described the legislation as 'wholly unnecessary' given the 'robust existing approach' from all three governments on the matter already in place.
The Chief Ministers of the jurisdictions will hold meetings in London on Monday to discuss the subject.
Pick it up plea from Castletown commissioners
New online Isle of Man guide for refugees and asylum seekers
Lifeboat called to yacht's rescue
Government reveals TT viewing figures
Final wind farm hearings set for July
Cocaine dealer to appeal 14-year jail term
Infrastructure Minister defends road checks for cat’s eyes work
Beauty brand Charlotte Tilbury launches at Boots this weekend
Comments
Add a comment