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Analysis: The future’s bright post Paradise Papers

By Mark Battersby, 20 Nov 17

Having borne the brunt of the media scrutiny following the Paradise Papers hack, key figures in the international life insurance industry have hit back and defended the Isle of Man and other international financial centres.

Having borne the brunt of the media scrutiny following the Paradise Papers hack, key figures in the international life insurance industry have hit back and defended the Isle of Man and other international financial centres.

With exclusive comments from Ailo’s chief executive Alan Morgan-Moodie and the organisation’s chairman Bob Pain plus Utmost Wealth Solutions’ chief executive Mike Foy, click here to read this regional analysis in the latest UK edition of International Adviser’s IA Digital.

Tags: AILO | Bob Pain | Mike Foy | Paradise Papers | Utmost

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