jersey | fiscal pressures on registries to perform (julian lamb)
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Fiscal Pressures on Registries to Perform
Julian Lamb
Objective of Presentation
Jersey Companies Registry• The Jersey Financial Services Commission is responsible for the
regulation, supervision and the development of the financial services industry in the Island.
• The Commission is a statutory body corporate, set up under the Financial Services Commission (Jersey) Law 1998. The Law provides for a Board of Commissioners to be the governing body of the Commission.
• The Law established the Commission as an independent body, fully responsible for its own regulatory decisions. The Commission is accountable for its overall performance to the States of Jersey (the Government of Jersey) through the Economic Development Department.
• The Commission is also responsible for appointing a person(s) to exercise certain statutory responsibilities as the Registrar of…….
• The Commission has appointed the Director General of the Commission as the Registrar.
Registrar of
• Companies – as at 31.12.12: 32,798• Limited Partnerships• Limited Liability Partnerships• Incorporated Limited Partnerships• Separate Limited Partnerships• Business Names• Foundations
Provision of Registers
• Trademarks• Security Interests Register
• Unregulated Funds• Authorized Auditors
Jurisdictions
Jersey
Initiatives:• Drive to provide 100% online
services;• Investment Management
Committee;• Work smarter with improved
efficiency as well as improved effectiveness;
• Changed employee mix;• Better educated industry.
Utah – United States
Initiatives:• Four day week;• Improved online filing, $ 48
million savings;• 100% up take on UCC filings;• 90% business search usage;• 52% new business filings online;• Change in employee mix =>
customer service/support.
Companies House – United Kingdom
Initiatives:• Driving efficiency - ;cost per
company on the register has reduced from £18.99 in 2008/9 to £13.68 in 2012/13;
• Driving digital take up and expanding digital services;
• Making life easier for companies to meet their obligations through better service;
• Reducing fees.
Nova Scotia - Canada
Initiatives:• Investment in new technology;• “Take work out of the system”;• Replace aging systems – new
system more responsive to change thus more economical to operate;
• Removal of “e-pretend”
Netherlands
Initiatives:• Abolition of set fees, government
funding from 1.1.13;• On-line registration of Notaries;• Merger of Chamber offices;• Reduction of employee numbers.
Summary
Trends• Reduction in human resource;• Increased automation;• Smarter systems• Efficiency vs effectiveness• Customer centric.
Questions
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