

Regulation of Insurance and Pensions Business
The development of the insurance and pensions sector arose from the Government's decision in the early 1980s to seek to encourage diversification in the finance sector. The importance to the Island of attracting only high quality business resulted in the creation of the IPA to regulate the sector.
The Authority seeks to ensure, through the exercise of its powers, that the regulatory framework for insurance and pensions business in the Island adheres to the highest standards. It sees the maintenance of an environment that is attractive to high quality business as an important part of its work.
The IPA is responsible for:
The ultimate goal of the Authority is to ensure that companies based on the Island, and their clients, have the confidence that they are transacting business in a high quality, secure and well regulated centre, which has the expertise and capacity to cater for their needs both now and in the future.
Regulations and Guidance Notes
The Insurance and Pensions Authority maintain a comprehensive listing of all pertinent legislation, regulation and guidance notes concerning the operation and regulation of insurance business on the Isle of Man. Please click here for further information and to access all relevant downloadable documents relating to the above.
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