KSF(IOM) DAG disappointed by court judgment on costs claim

While DAG was successful in obtaining a costs award in its favour, it is disappointed that the court has allowed the IoM Treasury to escape the financial consequences of creating and promoting a Scheme that was manifestly not in the interests of depositors

Dr Taylor tells MEA Select Committee he was shocked to learn Treasury not kept fully informed

Renowned inventor Dr John Taylor informed the Tynwald Select Committee he was “shocked” by the evidence presented by Treasury officials “that they were not being kept fully informed of the MEA’s expenditure and borrowing"...
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MacKay points a finger of blame at KPMG at MEA Select Committee hearing

KPMG had responsibility for auditing the MEA’s annual accounts and it would appear they never challenged the Board over the legality of the loans and clearly there was no qualification of the accounts following the drawing down of the facilities....
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Bell gets something right for once but still manages to draw criticism

Treasury Minister Allan Bell almost broke a habit of a lifetime and made a good Ministerial decision – to announce, in respect of the EU Savings Directive, the IOM will move to an automatic exchange of information only, as of 1st July 2011, and remove the withholding tax option....
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Fargher tells MEA Select Committee “I shall never forgive nor forget”

Mr Fargher was emphatic that, whatever the public may have been led to believe, the MEA was “not out of control” and that he and his colleagues were not “nodding dogs”. The truth, he claims, is that the MEA was a “well governed and managed organisation, led by an extremely capable and effective senior management team”...
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KSF(IOM) DAG disappointed by court judgment on costs claim

While DAG was successful in obtaining a costs award in its favour, it is disappointed that the court has allowed the IoM Treasury to escape the financial consequences of creating and promoting a Scheme that was manifestly not in the interests of depositors
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Dr Taylor tells MEA Select Committee he was shocked to learn Treasury not kept fully informed

Renowned inventor Dr John Taylor informed the Tynwald Select Committee he was “shocked” by the evidence presented by Treasury officials “that they were not being kept fully informed of the MEA’s expenditure and borrowing"
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MacKay points a finger of blame at KPMG at MEA Select Committee hearing

KPMG had responsibility for auditing the MEA’s annual accounts and it would appear they never challenged the Board over the legality of the loans and clearly there was no qualification of the accounts following the drawing down of the facilities.
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Bell gets something right for once but still manages to draw criticism

Treasury Minister Allan Bell almost broke a habit of a lifetime and made a good Ministerial decision – to announce, in respect of the EU Savings Directive, the IOM will move to an automatic exchange of information only, as of 1st July 2011, and remove the withholding tax option.
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