The Government of Jersey has published Time to Win, an action plan for the Island’s financial and related professional services (FRPS) sector, setting out a growth strategy and a package of reforms following the most comprehensive review of the sector in more than a decade. The plan is supported by GBP 30m identified in the 2026–2029 Budget for investment in competitiveness. FRPS is positioned as central to Jersey’s economy, generating more than half of the roughly GBP 6bn produced each year, providing around two out of every five jobs, and contributing around 60% of tax revenue. The programme prioritises protecting a simple, stable and certain tax regime with tax neutrality at its core, reducing the cost of doing business for FRPS firms and clients, stepping up promotion in priority markets with a more welcoming “front door” for new business, innovating products and processes through digitalisation including taking a lead on tokenisation, and investing in connectivity and international finance centre infrastructure. The Government pointed to the Competitiveness Programme and recommendations from an independent expert panel chaired by Sir Howard Davies as the basis for the action plan.

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