A member of the Legislative Council says the Isle of Man could be under threat when the new US administration is in power.
David Callister (pictured) will be asking a question in Tynwald next week, quizzing the Island's Treasury Minister about how the new administration should be fully aware of the high standing of the Isle of Man as a well regulated finance centre.
Mr Callister has concerns with some of the things Barack Obama has said about tax havens (audio file attached):
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