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Regulatory Authorities
There are three main regulatory authorities on the Isle of Man: the Financial Supervision Commission, the Insurance and Pensions Authority and the Marine Administration.
Financial Supervision Commission
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The Financial Supervision Commission (FSC) seeks to provide a framework of supervision and regulation within which licensed institutions can compete and develop their business. Find out more.
Insurance and Pensions Authority
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The Insurance and Pensions Authority (IPA) is committed to ensuring that all authorised insurers are properly managed, technically competent and adequately financed. Find out more.
Marine Administration
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Through the Marine Administration the government provides encouragement and promotion of the shipping, yacht registration and management companies on the Island. Find out more.
Issues & Perspectives
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Financial Ombudsman
The Isle of Man was the first Crown Dependency to apoint a Financial Ombudsman. Find out more from the Office of Fair Trading.
Data Protection Register
You can visit the website of the Data Protection Registrar here.
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