THE island’s anti-money laundering regime will continue to be enhanced, according to the chief of the Guernsey Border Agency.

CRITICISMS levelled at the Alderney Gambling Control Commission for its anti-money laundering procedures by the International Monetary Fund were unreasonable, says its chief executive.

STRESS tests of Guernsey’s banking and insurance sectors show they would not be immune from the effects of a significant macroeconomic shock.

PLANS revealed last week to reduce the risk of future failures in the global banking sector have been heavily criticised by the industry.

JUDGING the stability of Guernsey’s finance industry was a key focus of the International Monetary Fund during its recent visit to the island, the regulator has said.

GUERNSEY will do at least as well as Jersey in its International Monetary Fund assessment, according to the Guernsey Financial Services Commission.

GUERNSEY is feeling the effects of the credit crunch, according to Treasury minister Charles Parkinson.

GUERNSEY will no longer be referred to as an ‘offshore’ financial centre by the International Monetary Fund.

IT MIGHT not have been the most eye-catching of headlines, but the single column in yesterday’s Financial Times certainly stood out for Guernsey’s financial services regulators.