The Island's financial regulator says the amount of money being kept on the Island went up by £450 million in the first quarter of the year.
Data from the Financial Supervision Commission shows deposits rose 1.08 per cent to £42.27 billion between December last year and the end of March.
On its website, the FSA also says deposits are also up year on year.
Its figures show an increase of £1.23 billion compared to the first quarter of 2023.
Airport passenger figures rise 7.5% in August
Last month saw a huge jump in the number of passengers using Ronaldsway Airport.
Regulator imposes £120k penalty on Island company
An Island company will pay a £120,000 penalty after admitting failing to maintain anti-money laundering rules.
HMRC adds two Island-based schemes to tax avoidance list
The UK taxman says it's identified two new tax avoidance schemes based in the Isle of Man.
Chilli fest to feature pepper eating competition
The Island's only chilli farm says it's hoping to blow people's minds - and taste buds - at a special event next weekend.
Most public Island EV chargers to be replaced
Manx Utilities has revealed it’s to swap over charging points around the Island for electric vehicles.
No taxpayer's money spent on King Gaming, says chief minister
The government says it hasn't given any money to an egaming company linked to an international scam.
Internet network probe 'finished soon', says regulator
An investigation into the Island's telecoms infrastructure will conclude soon.
Island deposits rise by £1.1 billion
The Island's financial regulator says more than a billion pounds arrived on the Island between March and June.
