The Malta Financial Services Authority (“MFSA”) has recently issued a “Dear CEO” letter to all financial institutions (“FIs”) licensed and supervised in Malta, focusing on the criticality of robust business resilience frameworks. The “Dear CEO” letter was published following a ‘Thematic Exercise on Business Resilience’ initiated by the FinTech Supervision Function within the MFSA, in which FIs were requested to complete a questionnaire structured into three categories, namely

As of 17 January 2025, the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is now in full effect across the European Union. But make no...

On 26 September 2025, the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) published a Dear CEO Letter with its supervisory observations on...

Navigating Global Changes with Confidence As 2025 unfolds with shifting global trade dynamics and rising tariffs, Malta's financial...

The relationship between Malta and the United States has entered a transformative phase, marked by strategic developments that promise to...

Success in navigating this AI revolution will depend largely on how effectively societies can cultivate digital and financial literacy to ensure inclusion and resilience.

The recently amended Notified Professional Investor Fund (NPIF) has further enhanced Malta’s attractiveness to private wealth

Malta continues to punch above its weight in the startup scene with the country set to host the Startup Festival Week for the fifth year in a row.

Former Maltese High Commissioner to the United Kingdom & Northern Ireland and Chair of the Malta Financial Services Advisory Council, Joseph Zammit Tabona writes on how Malta has maintained a business-friendly environment.

Digital assets are one of the fastest growing areas of finance, and FinTech more broadly is expected to become a $1.5 trillion industry by 20301 It has captured considerable investor, as well as public, interest and featured in the spotlight time and again.