tax & jurisdiction
The Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey have agreed to trim the ragged edges of their financial services regulation following the publication of the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) largely positive triple report on the crown dependencies. Although reasonably minor, the changes demanded will be complied with in full and it is hoped both will set the standard for international financial centres and also keep the critics quiet. The three jurisdictions have been in a continual process of modernisation for the past couple of years and they will simply integrate the IMF's suggestions into the ...
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