The Isle of Man Financial Services Authority has published a report setting out key findings from a thematic review of low impact financial advisory firms in the Island. The review highlights examples of good practice and areas for improvement and is intended to strengthen the Authority’s understanding of the financial advice sector. Phase 1 gathered questionnaire responses from 20 class 2 licenceholders covering the extent of services provided, other advice activities, governance, client files and continuing professional development records, followed by Phase 2 onsite inspections at four selected firms. Firms are encouraged to consider whether their own processes and procedures are effective, up to date and properly documented, with the findings expected to inform future outreach and engagement.