Shift in centre of global markets
The Isle of Man has had a significant drop in its ranking in the 100 Global Financial Centres Index.
The Island is now 85th in the list - that's a drop 28 places, after standing 57th last year.
New York, London and Hong Kong make up the top 3.
But it's the likes of Istanbul, Warsaw, New Delhi and Bahrain - which are among the centres to have overtaken the Island.
The index suggests the US financial crisis of 2008 and the EU Referendum in 2016 has led to a financial markets becoming multi-polarised.
It says the centre of global markets have shifted from the US and UK - to emerging powerhouses like Germany, Canada and China.
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