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John has worked in the Island's financial services sector for over 12 years including senior management roles at both HSBC Bank and Coutts & Co.
Higher education conference to help students make decisions about their futures
Sixth-formers deciding where to go to university will have an opportunity to talk to some experts later this week.
Corruption Fighters Blow the Whistle on Angola's Missing Millions
Hundreds of millions of dollars may have been divvied up between Angola's President, Eduardo dos Santos, and Russian and French arms dealers, in what has been called "one of the most egregious cases of financial crime and corruption encountered" by the investigative group Corruption Watch UK and the Angolan legal rights group Free Hands.
Horsham bus driver to walk 85 miles for bereaved children
A Horsham bus driver will walk 85 miles in under 24 hours for bereaved children this weekend in what is believed to be one of Isle of Man's biggest fundraising events.
Isle of Man's junior journalists win prizes and praise
The competition winners of Isle of Man Newspapers' Junior Journalist of the Year competition were revealed at a special event at the Manx Museum in Douglas.
Parish Walk reaches its 100th birthday
The walk starts from the National Sports Centre, in Douglas, at 8am. Entrants aiming to complete the 85-mile route have 24 hours to walk round the Isle of Man's 17 parishes and reach the finish line on Douglas sea front.
The TT Trilogy: All Three Parts of the Dainese Production Here
Dainese released Part 3 of its Trilogy, a beautifully produced series in honor of the Isle of Man TT.
Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron speaks at the 'G8 Open for Growth - Trade, Tax and Transparency' conference at Lancaster House in central London June 15, 2013 REUTERS/Steve Parsons/Pool LONDON, June 15 - Britain turned up the pressure on other rich economies to clamp down on secretive money flows at a summit next week by pressing its ... (more)
Sport excellence programme continues
A sporting excellence programme launched by Olympian Dame Kelly Holmes on the Isle of Man in 2012, is set to continue for another year.
Manx students to 'grow clothes'
A group of students from the Isle of Man have received a three-year funding programme to "grow their own" clothes.
Isle of Man has strong track record on beneficial ownership
The Isle of Man welcomes its meeting with the Prime Minister in London on Saturday to discuss Tax, Trade and Transparency.
SMP Partners Fund Administration business merges with Chamberlain Fund Services
SMP Partners today announce the merger of the businesses of SMP Fund Services Ltd with Chamberlain Fund Services Ltd. The transaction was completed on 3 June 2013 and the combined business will trade under the SMP Fund Services Ltd banner.
New era for Isle of Man Adoption Service
The Isle of Man Adoption Service has been amalgamated with The Children's Centre and moved to a new location.
Tynwald Day 2013 to get to the 'art' of the matter
Wood carving, mosaic making and all things creative will be at the heart of attractions planned for this year's Tynwald Day celebrations.
Citywing is celebrating the success of its promise of a punctual schedule for customers with over 96% of its flights departing on time or early since its first flights took off from Isle of Man Airport on 1st January.
Douglas Borough Council Leader Councillor David Christian JP has been awarded an MBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours List.
ICSA urges boardrooms to wake up to cybercrime
Boardrooms need to change their attitude if they are to protect themselves against cyber attacks, as security breaches within companies continue to rise and the cost to British business reaches billions of pounds, according to guidance published today by the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators .
Water sports 'send dolphins north'
Speedboats and water bikes using Cardigan Bay may be driving its famous dolphins over a hundred miles north to quieter waters, experts warn.
David Cameron would have us believe that he has taken a huge step forward by persuading British overseas territories and Crown dependencies to sign up to a tax evasion clampdown.
A closer look at that PokerStars appeal of The Atlantic ...
Rational Group US Holdings and Oldford Limited, parent companies of PokerStars, recently filed a Motion for Leave to Appeal of their loss in court that voided the $15 million preliminary sale of The Atlantic Club casino in Atlantic City to the Isle of Man-based online poker giant.