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Doing Business in the Isle of Man 2008

Inside this issue

• The island has become one of the better connected places in the British Isles

Video: Financial services are not the only game in town

• The island’s map and key economic statistics - -

Content

Forced to stand on its own three legs

The global banking crisis has exposed the island’s vulnerability but authorities have reacted quickly, writes Andrew Bounds

Financial services: New chapters open in economic success story

John Willman on how the industry aims to keep abreast of change

Economy: Innovation at root of quest for diversity

Andrew Bounds on how the island continues to exploit its status and location

E-business: Building a base for online commerce brings net gains

The island makes a good home for e-gaming and other internet activities, says John Willman

Air and sea links are vital for prosperity

William Hall on how the island has become one of the better connected places in the British Isles

Isle of Man Steam Pocket: Plotting fresh course for ferries veteran

William Hall on the new helmsmen at the 177-year-old company

Professional services: Wider range of clients keep firms busy

Innovation and entrepreneurship have driven growth, writes John Willman

Services for shipowners and the super-rich: registers ring up strong growth on the seas and in the air

The island’s aircraft registry is not intended for making a profit but for extending the range of services the island offers the super-rich, writes Andrew Bounds

Fortis Intertrust (IOM): Finding the right berth worldwide

John Willman on services for wealthy owners of yachts and private aircraft

Energy: Tide may turn for renewables policy

William Hall on the options for increasing self-sufficiency and sustainability

Telecommunications: Making the right connections

Aerospace: Innovation in space and on the ground

Lifestyle: Safe, scenic – but bring an umbrella

Tourism: Catering for more discerning clients

TT racing: Critics seek ways to put the brakes on festival of speed

Who’s who: Top personalities in politics and business

Coping in stormy weather


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