The Treasury is seeking to appoint a new Chair of the Isle of Man Financial Services Authority (FSA), as well as inviting applications for further members of the Authority’s board.
The chair position, held by Lillian Boyle since 2018, will collaborate with the authority’s senior executive to outline leadership strategy, engage with government and industry professionals, build relationships with stakeholders and support the island’s financial safeguarding initiatives.
Successful board members should expect to oversee authority activities in protecting consumers, tackling financial crime and maintaining public confidence by effectively regulating the financial sector.
Right For The Job?
The Treasury says it is “seeking candidates with the skills and experience to make an important contribution to the Island’s reputation as a well-regulated international finance centre”, and successful candidates would be expected to commence their terms of office in early 2027. This would follow the on-site phase of the Island’s MONEYVAL mutual evaluation.The Treasury has outlined full specifications for the role, including responsibilities and remuneration, here.
Applications close on September 27.