The Isle of Man Financial Services Authority has published its November 2025 stakeholder bulletin, setting out current supervisory and policy priorities including a request for views on proposed fee changes and updates on efforts to streamline regulatory reporting. The update covers MONEYVAL Country Training delivered with members of the MONEYVAL Secretariat, progress on publishing sector and topic-based risk assessments, and advice on identifying and managing Commercially Exposed Person (CEP) risks. It also explains how firms’ data is being used to inform supervision and engagement, reiterates requirements for pure protection contracts, and flags greenwashing guidance and registered office address services guidance alongside links to Countering Financial Crime Conference 2025 videos. The Authority invites stakeholders to submit feedback on the proposed fee changes and notes that further risk assessments are scheduled for publication.
Isle of Man Financial Services Authority 2025-11-13
Isle of Man Financial Services Authority issues November 2025 bulletin inviting feedback on proposed fee changes and outlining reporting and risk assessment work
The Isle of Man Financial Services Authority's November 2025 bulletin outlines supervisory and policy priorities, including proposed fee changes and regulatory reporting streamlining. It highlights MONEYVAL training, risk assessments, and guidance on Commercially Exposed Person risks, greenwashing, and registered office address services. Stakeholders are invited to provide feedback on fee changes.