Karen Badgerow to step down a year early
Work to find the new head of the Isle of Man Financial Services Authority will start early in the new year.
Karen Badgerow is stepping down a year early, citing a desire to be closer to family in Canada as one of the main reasons.
One of her first tasks when she arrived in 2015 was to oversee the merging of the Financial Services Commission with the Insurance and Pensions Authority.
She has been reflecting on the legacy she will leave her successor:
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