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New Chief Minister, Tony Brown, says his administration is committed to continuing the broad economic policies that have made the Isle of Man one of the most successful financial centres attracting global business.

In a move to make publicly traded Isle of Man companies more competitive, the Isle of Man has introduced regulations to permit publicly traded companies to purchase and hold a maximum of 10 per cent of their own shares in treasury.

The Isle of Man Financial Supervision Commission (the "FSC") has recently issued for consultation a proposed new Company Officers Disqualification Bill (the "Bill").

The Isle of Man has for many years been a jurisdiction of choice for the structuring administration and preservation of private wealth.

The launch of the Isle of Man Companies Act 2006 - developed from accepted international business company principles - marks the biggest change in Isle of Man company law for seventy-five years.

Companies incorporated in jurisdictions outside the Isle of Man may be able to enjoy the many benefits that the Isle of Man has to offer through the process of redomiciliation.

Whether it is legal advice, fiduciary or accounting services, the Cains group has a strong reputation for its restructuring and insolvency work and its ability to provide a seamless service to its clients.

The Isle of Man presents a compelling proposition for ultra high net-worth individuals. It has no capital gains or inheritance tax and has no intention of introducing them.

The UK Bribery Act 2011 (the "Act") which came into force on 1 July 2011, does not just apply to UK corporations and UK residents, it consolidates existing legislation and also creates new offences covering bribery in the United Kingdom and overseas.

The Isle of Man Companies Act 2006 (CA 2006) introduced what is commonly referred to as the New Manx Vehicle (NMV). Companies incorporated under the Isle of Man Companies Act 2006 provide a more modern and dynamic form of corporate entity ...

30 June 2018 is the absolute cut-off date by which all companies and certain other entities in the Isle of Man must have submitted details of their principal owners ...

The Isle of Man Government’s press release of August 2 2005 promised the creation of a new type of business friendly company that would be simple and inexpensive to administer, and the Companies Act 2006 came into effect on November 1 2006 creating the 2006 Act Company.

Global mobility and the portability of Corporate Structures has become increasingly important to Clients and their Advisers, who often move corporate entities from one jurisdiction to another.

The Moneylenders Act 1991 was intended to regulate lending practices in the Isle of Man by providing a regulatory framework for consumer loan agreements.

Trusts offer a tried and tested fiscal vehicle for those seeking to split the legal title and equitable rights to defined assets for specific purpose.

The Isle of Man has enjoyed continuous economic growth for over two decades while at the same time introducing zero business tax, radically reforming its company law and maintaining a ‘triple A’ credit rating. ANDREW ASHWORTH of Abacus Trust.

The Isle of Man is able to offer an impressive variety of options for institutional and other clients seeking to create or restructure corporate vehicles to minimize risk to, and liability of, underlying assets.