The Isle of Man Financial Services Authority has published its July stakeholder bulletin, outlining plans to develop an Authorised Push Payment fraud framework and setting out the next steps in its legislative reform programme. The update also covers forthcoming supervisory priorities and policy work involving the banking and insurance sectors. Further measures include support for firms preparing for MONEYVAL assessment, cross-agency work to increase awareness of sanctions risks and reporting obligations, and updates on the 2026 Countering Financial Crime Conference.
Isle of Man Financial Services Authority2026-07-29
Isle of Man Financial Services Authority outlines APP fraud framework plans and legislative reform priorities
The Isle of Man Financial Services Authority has outlined plans for an Authorised Push Payment fraud framework and the next stages of its legislative reform programme. Its July bulletin also covers supervisory and sector policy priorities, MONEYVAL readiness and sanctions risk awareness.