Chris Le Marchant, of Le Marchant Regulatory Risk Services, takes a further look at the tightening up of Guernsey’s anti-money- laundering regime.
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Daily Archives: October 30, 2008
States staff pension pot loses £255m.
THE States employees’ pension pot has plummeted in value by £254.9m. in the last 10 months.
Saints march to top
ST MARTIN’S yesterday jumped to the top of Division One on a dramatic night in the wet.
Next challenge will be drier
A FORMER Guernsey resident is safe and well after having been caught up in the weekend’s flood-hit mountain marathon.
Saints’ attitude delights coach Fallaize
St Martin’s 2, Sylvans 0
Newcomers impress their Panthers captain McInnes
DESPITE Brewin Dolphin Amazons not being able to field a side against Ship & Crown Puffins at the weekend, they are still top of the Investec Women’s Division One.
Meeting the Icelandic finance minister leaves Trott bullish
LANDSBANKI Guernsey customers hopeful of significant news on the their savings heard yesterday that Chief Minister Lyndon Trott had met the Icelandic finance minister and come away with his mobile phone number and an assurance that he would visit Guernsey.
Newcomers hit a snag
THERE is a snag to junior taking up golf in Guernsey, but a positive one.
It’s a Lowe point for the roundsmen
MILK retailers were reeling yesterday after the States rejected an attempt to give them exclusivity over delivering local dairy products such as cheese.
Keep asking the difficult questions
AN EXCHANGE in the States yesterday between Housing minister Dave Jones and Health and Social Services member Mike Hadley over licence issues was an interesting illustration of how the Assembly has changed over the years.