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04 December 2005

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Manx move south
The Isle of Man Treasury, in collaboration with Isle of Man Finance, is to open an office at No 1 Cornhill in the City of London.
This is the first off-Island established business premises the Isle of Man has opened. The office has been taken primarily to offer a base of operations for the Island's finance and business community and to encourage stronger links with the City.
Isle of Man Government press release dated 28 November 2005

Manx move south

The Isle of Man Treasury, in collaboration with Isle of Man Finance, is to open an office at No 1 Cornhill in the City of London.
This is the first off-Island established business premises the Isle of Man has opened. The office has been taken primarily to offer a base of operations for the Island's finance and business community and to encourage stronger links with the City.
Isle of Man Government press release dated 28 November 2005

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