The Isle of Man Financial Services Authority has published its two-year programme of supervisory engagement for 2025–27, setting out priorities for the Prudential, Portfolio and HMI Divisions. The programme frames firm and sector supervision around three themes: culture, governance and risk management; financial and operational resilience; and the quality of supervisory data, aligned to the engagement model in the Supervisory Methodology Framework. The priorities include continuation of existing projects and further development of areas previously highlighted to Island firms, and are intended to complement countering financial crime work led by the AML/CFT Division. Delivery will use engagement meetings, inspections, thematic reviews, data requests and other stakeholder communications, covering topics such as consumer value, fairness and outcomes, oversight and assurance including business model change and complexity, managing financial pressures and shocks, and continuity of services for consumers. The Authority plans to send direct communications to all firms with further insight into the planned workstreams, and to provide advance notice of topics and approximate timelines through its At-A-Glance calendar.
Isle of Man Financial Services Authority 2025-05-08
Isle of Man Financial Services Authority publishes 2025–27 supervisory engagement programme for its Prudential Portfolio and HMI divisions
The Isle of Man Financial Services Authority's 2025–27 supervisory programme focuses on culture, governance, risk management, financial resilience, and data quality. It supports ongoing projects and complements anti-financial crime efforts through meetings, inspections, and reviews to address consumer value, business model changes, and service continuity. Direct communications will provide firms with detailed insights and timelines.