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The MGA implements First Phase of its Sandbox Framework for the acceptance of Virtual Financial Assets and the use of Distributed Ledger Technology within the Gaming Industry.

Chetcuti Cauchi enjoyed their annual Secret Santa gathering on the 19th of December, at San Duminiku Hall. Employees gathered to exchange gifts, showcase their talents and appreciate their co-workers, by awarding them with the Extra Mile, Excellence in Service and Employee of the Year Awards.

On the 15th of December, Chetcuti Cauchi celebrated their elegant-and-vintage themed Christmas Party. Over 170 of the firm’s employees gathered at the MFCC, to enjoy the festive season together, over good food, drinks and music.

The report on Malta's Citizenship by Investment Programme Statistics 2018 was recently published by The Office of the Regulator of the Individual Investor Programme. Analysing the 12-month period from July 1st, 2017 to 30th June, 2018, the report gives insight into the manner and amount of applications received, rejections, approvals, naturalisations. A detailed analysis is also offered on applicants' investments, contributions and programme fees.

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Chetcuti Cauchi Advocates was awarded three awards during the third edition of Malta’s Best-in-Business Awards (BIB) on the 30th of November, in the beautiful landscape of Castello Dei Baroni.

At their Annual Cake Bake, Chetcuti Cauchi Advocates encourages all its employees to bake and donate a baked good for an even better cause; giving back. Through the Claris Foundation, the firm is enabled to raise money for those areas of society that need help.

With the phenomenon of globalization, more and more successful business families are resorting to a second citizenship to ensure a better future for their families and expand their business horizons. However, the path to Maltese citizenship is a long and difficult one and, some are occasionally disappointed.

With the New Malta Gaming Act enforced, Malta has become a key player for legal certainty for gaming companies within the industry and has seen firms implement new ways of operation to remain compliant.

Malta has launched a policy for the development of Artificial Intelligence. This forms part of Malta’s strategy towards bringing about further economic growth within the digital innovation. Following its success in establishing itself as the Blockchain Island, Malta is once against presenting itself as a leader within the industry of digital innovation, creating an environment in which such technologies may continue to properly develop.