Information on changes to fitness and propriety assessments for all regulated entities
Feedback updated 15 Oct 2019
We asked
We asked for views on proposed amendments to the Financial Services Rule Book 2016.
You said
We received 19 responses to the proposed changes to the assessment of the fitness and propriety of individuals and the legislative changes required to apply those changes.
We did
The changes to the Financial Services Rule Book 2016 came into operation on 1 August 2018.
Results updated 19 Jun 2018
Files:
- Consultation Response CR18-03/T12, 391.5 KB (PDF document)
- Licensing Policy for regulated activities under the Financial Services Act 2008, 791.4 KB (PDF document)
- Training and Competence Framework, 763.9 KB (PDF document)
- Regulatory Guidance – Fitness and Propriety, 544.0 KB (PDF document)
- F&P1 – Individual Questionnaire, 299.5 KB (Office Word 2007 XML document)
- F&P2 – Notification Only Form, 275.6 KB (Office Word 2007 XML document)
- F&P3 – Controller Questionnaire, 302.3 KB (Office Word 2007 XML document)
- F&P4 – Intermediate Controller Notification Form, 285.1 KB (Office Word 2007 XML document)
- F&P5 – Controlled Function Cessation Form, 278.0 KB (Office Word 2007 XML document)
Overview
The Isle of Man Financial Services Authority has today issued a consultation paper CP18-01/T12. This paper is seeking views on changes to the process for the assessment of individuals’ fitness and propriety in respect of all regulated entities. The paper also includes a formal consultation on resulting amendments to the Financial Services Rule Book 2016. The proposals are applicable to all regulated entities and the Authority welcomes feedback from interested parties.
Why your views matter
To obtain information and views in respect of the Authority’s proposed changes to the process for the assessment of fitness and propriety.
Areas
- All Areas
Audiences
- Elected members - MHKs
- Elected members - local government
- Tenants
- Landlords
- Employees
- Older people
- Homeowners
- Self-employed
- Students
- Retired
- Children & young people
- Volunteers
- Unemployed
- Parents, carers and & guardians
- People with disabilities or long term illness
- Leaseholders/ landowners
- Lesbian, gay, transgender & bisexual
- Civil and public servants
- Black & minority ethnic
- Business owner
- Road users
- Visitors & tourists
- Other non-resident - business interests
Interests
- Finance
- Business
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