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An award winning film which looks at how directors of companies should handle allegations of fraud by senior management has had its Isle of Man premiere.
'Risking it all' was screened at the Villa Marina on Monday night to representatives from the Island's finance and legal sectors.
It was written and co-produced by Duncan Wiggetts of PricewaterhouseCooper, based in The Hague, and examines what can happen when companies fail to react appropriately to the discovery of fraud.
The film has won major recognition within the finance industry, on a European level.
(Pictured, left to right: Isle of Man branch chairman of the Institute of Directors Howard Callow; director of Dickinson Cruickshank Fiduciaries Sean Dowling; Duncan Wiggetts; chief executive of the Isle of Man Financial Supervision Commission John Aspden and PwC senior partner Ian Clague).
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