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- UK PM wants greater tax transparency in crown dependencies
- Liberal Vannin to establish Island-wide ‘Youth Forum’
- PAG presents: "Tax Havens Today and Tomorrow" - a public debate on this topical and controversial issue
- Action for punitive damages commenced against two Government Departments and General Registry for ‘Malfeasance in Public Office’
- KSF IOM gets another reprieve but DCS exposed as a financial ‘fig leaf’
- Deemster Corlett gives in to Treasury – KSF (IOM) SoA to be put to creditors’ vote
- PAG Meeting calls for heavy fines for misuse or loss of personal data
- Kaupthing Bank ‘Show us the money’ petition launched on UK PM’s website
- Gelling: KSF (IOM) collapse - like standing on a pedestrian crossing and being run down by a lorry
- KSF (IOM) DAG unconvinced voting ‘Yes’ to SoA is best option
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- KSF (IOM) depositors call on Jack Straw to broker deal for return of £550m held in UK
- KSF IOM gets another reprieve but DCS exposed as a financial ‘fig leaf’
- Deemster Corlett gives in to Treasury – KSF (IOM) SoA to be put to creditors’ vote
- Call to ‘nationalize’ KSF IOM
- New action group targets IOM fund industry and regulators for criticism
So basically if you deposit your money on the Isle of Man, you can say Goodbye to it. It's gone forever, no one on ...
Two possible explanations;
1. The Isle of Man regulatory authorities are institutionally naïve and inept and like rabbits fumbling in a dazzle are unprepared and ill-equipped ...
Yet more flannel from another Director of the bank. More questions must be asked as clearly people & staff knew the bank was in bother ...
The question for the government is whether it is in the long term interest of the Isle of Man to (a) accept the FSC is ...
More babbling flannel premeditated to let the real offenders escape justice. No one in their right mind would deposit/invest a single penny ...
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P A G meeting listens to compelling arguments for and against Abrogation
The recent packed Positive Action Group (PAG) public meeting (Monday, 1st Feb) listened intently as two accomplished speakers presented coherent and persuasive arguments for and- P A G to debate: Abrogation – is it an Option?
- Bell: KSF (IOM) ‘collateral damage’ - Select Committee evidence continued
- LVP on warpath over attempt by Health Minister to put kibosh on alternative to ‘lost’ reciprocal health agreement
- Bell noncommittal whether UK conspired over collapse of KSF (IOM)
- Bell rescheduled to appear before KSF Select Committee on Monday
- Liberal Vannin succeeds where Government Fails
- LVP says that Eddie Teare is not a poker player and asks “Is Tony Brown beginning to smell the coffee?”
- Watterson Budget reform proposals get positive response
- Season's Greetings
