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FSC officials KSF (IOM) Select Committee evidence continued
Committee Chairman, Juan Watterson asked Mr Aspden if the FSC had been “shocked” by the collapse of Lehmanns and did it shape their view of
FSC officials give guarded responses to KSF (IOM) Select Committee questions
John Aspden, Chief Executive of the Financial Supervision Commission (FSC) and Michael Weldon, Head of Banking Supervision, were some what guarded in their responses to ...KSF (IOM) directors remain steadfast in belief they are not at fault for collapse of bank
Appearing for a second time before the Tynwald Select Committee - investigating the collapse of the IOM based subsidiary of Icelandic bank, Kaupthing - managing ...KSF holding company non Exec Director was shocked by collapse of bank
Trevor Foster, Former Head of Banking at Kaupthing Singer & Friedlander (UK), and non Executive Director of the IOM Holding Company, has told the Tynwald ...‘Amateurish’ and ‘incompetent’ IOM officials allowed KSF (IOM) to become ‘collateral damage’ in UK action
Representatives of the Kaupthing Singer & Friedlander (IOM) Ltd (KSFIOM) depositor action groups were pretty clear in where the blame should lie when they give ...Bell: KSF (IOM) ‘collateral damage’ - Select Committee evidence continued
Mr Watterson raised the issue of the rejection by the Icelandic authorities of the liquidator’s claim under the parental guarantee. Mr Bell replied it is a ...Bell noncommittal whether UK conspired over collapse of KSF (IOM)
Treasury Minister Allan Bell MHK - whose rearranged appearance before the Tynwald Select Committee investigating the collapse of Kaupthing Singer & Friedlander (IOM) had been ...PSG responds to Treasury Minister’s answers to Keys’ questions about Premier Low Risk Fund
The Premier Shareholders Group (PSG), a group of investors and former investors in the IOM based fund, has issued a response to comments made by ...Treasury Minister says it is safe to invest in the IOM
Treasury Minister, Allan Bell MHK, speaking on this morning’s Manx Radio’s Mandate programme (Thursday, 3rd December 2009) told news editor, Graham Bell that the renewal, ...Questions to be asked in Keys about Premier Low Risk Fund
The long running campaign by the Premier Shareholders Group (PSG) to seek a satisfactory resolution of their grievances about the management and performance of the ...Log in
- UK PM wants greater tax transparency in crown dependencies
- Liberal Vannin to establish Island-wide ‘Youth Forum’
- So is the IOM an ‘open, transparent and well regulated’ offshore finance centre?
- 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’
- 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
- Gelling: KSF (IOM) collapse - like standing on a pedestrian crossing and being run down by a lorry
- No change in KSF IOM liquidation personnel
- Kaupthing Bank ‘Show us the money’ petition launched on UK PM’s website
- 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
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The people are proud and honourable – the government is duplicitous and corrupt.
hmm- why are food crops becoming waste when we only have 40 days of food supply at any one time in the UK?? (and that ...
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John F. Kennedy’s suggested … ”Do not ask what your country can do for you, instead ask what can I do for my country?”
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The IOM government’s "PR department” attempts to give the world the impression that the Island’s financial services industry is honest and well regulated. But ...


