The Island's financial regulator will host an event in Douglas later this year to explain its future plans to businesses.
The Financial Services Authority will hold a question and answer panel session at the Manx Museum on Wednesday, April 30 from 8.45am.
It says it hopes to cover topics such as the Island's upcoming MONEYVAL evaluation and the supervision of designated businesses.
The FSA says tickets will be available later this month.
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