Offshore Trusts Report: Isle of Man
Supervisory and Licensing Regime
Until 2004, trustees were not licensed or supervised
by the Financial Supervision Commission, unless the fiduciary carried
on business in investment, banking or insurance, in which case licences
are required under those headings. However, this changed with the
introduction of new Fiduciary Services legislation. For more information
on this, see below.
Although trusts do not need to be registered unless
they are public (charitable) trusts or involve real estate on the
Isle of Man, Unit Trusts (Collective Investment Schemes) are subject
to various special requirements under the Collective Investment
Schemes Act, 2008.
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