Fees 2019
Feedback updated 15 Oct 2019
We asked
We asked for views on proposed inflationary increases to fees payable to the Authority from 1 April 2019.
You said
We received two responses, however no significant comments were raised.
We did
The new fees came into operation on 1 April 2019.
Results updated 5 Feb 2019
The Isle of Man Financial Services Authority has today published a Consultation Response (CR19-01/T14) to the earlier Consultation Paper (CP18-09/T14) on proposed changes to fees payable to the Authority from 1 April 2019.
The draft fees legislation consulted on will be finalised and tabled to the next available sitting of Tynwald for commencement on 1 April 2019, subject to the appropriate Tynwald procedure.
Files:
- CR19-01/T14 Fees 2019 Consultation Response, 785.0 KB (PDF document)
Overview
The Isle of Man Financial Services Authority has issued Consultation CP18-09/T14 on proposed changes to fees payable to the Authority from 1 April 2019.
Why your views matter
The consultation is relevant to all persons that are licensed, authorised or registered under the:
- Financial Services Act 2008
- Insurance Act 2008
- Retirement Benefits Schemes Act 2000
- Designated Businesses (Registration and Oversight) Act 2015
or that have responsibility for collective investment schemes under the:
- Collective Investment Schemes Act 2008
It is also relevant to advisers to those persons, or potential applicants for those permissions or their advisers.
What happens next
Following closure of the consultation period, the Authority will review the reponses received and publish a Consultation Response document on the Authority's website and the Isle of Man Government's Consultation Hub.
Subject to any changes to the proposals that may be made as a result of responses received, it is intended that thedraft legislation will be finalised for laying before Tynwald for approval at the March 2019 sitting for commencement in April 2019.
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