Representatives from international financial watchdog MONEYVAL have arrived on the Isle of Man.
A major assessment will look at the Island’s compliance with, and effectiveness in, countering financial crime.
The on-site inspection is expected to last two weeks and will include interviews and meetings across the finance and gaming sectors, as well as with regulators, police and government.
The Isle of Man Government says it won’t comment on the inspection until it concludes next year.
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Freezing weather overnight leads to yellow warning
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Mountain Road incident prompts witness appeal
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Peel Breakwater sewage fix in place by February, says minister
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Global Mexican food chain heading to Douglas
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Government reveals new-look website
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TT team owner Carl Cox picks up OBE
TT race team owner Carl Cox has been awarded a prestigious honour from royalty.
