The Isle of Man Financial Services Authority is preparing to launch a thematic review on compliance with countering the financing of terrorism, with on-site inspections scheduled to start in April. The review will assess compliance with specific elements of the Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism Code 2019 over a 12–18 month period. Led by the AML/CFT Supervision Division with support from other supervisory teams where needed, the approach has been updated from the proposal in the AML/CFT Supervisory Priorities 2025–2027 to reduce industry burden by basing the inspection plan on existing data rather than issuing a questionnaire. Notifications and firm involvement will be staged, with documentation requests to be sent to relevant licenceholders and designated businesses in due course; the Authority also frames the project as a way to test and evidence how relevant persons address terrorist financing and terrorism-related sanctions risks, and to identify best practice, building on recent thematic work on proliferation financing and sanctions.