Malta's financial services industry has experienced significant growth throughout 2013. The financial services industry in Malta accounts for 12% of Malta's GDP and is worth more than €1 billion in direct and indirect revenue. The industry provides employment for approximately 10,000 people.
In a press conference eariler on, Malta's Prime Minister announced the grounds for the issue of citizenship by investment under the Individual Investor Programme Regulations.
On the 25th of November 2013 Malta and the Cayman Islands have concluded the Agreement for Exchange of Information Relating to Tax Matters
29 Nov 2013 David Joseph Borg
Malta has voted the European domicile of choice for 2013 in the prestigious Hedge Funds Review Service Ranking (HFR SP). Malta’s competitive advantage on cost as well as the pro-active approach adopted by the Maltese regulator are two of the key features behind Malta’s success.
11 Nov 2013 Chetcuti Cauchi
A joint consultation paper has been launched by the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) and the European Banking Authority (EBA) concerning proposed guidelines for harmonised complaints-handling in the securities and markets sector.
08 Nov 2013
Managed Seed Capital Fund
05 Nov 2013 Justine Bielik
On Monday, 4th November, the 2014 Budget has been released.
01 Nov 2013
Malta and Alderney Gaming Authorities sign MoU
Chetcuti Cauchi is very pleased to have been selected as an official provider on the Malta Council for Science and Technology (MCST) R&I Commercialisation Voucher Scheme.
28 Oct 2013 David Joseph Borg
In the light of the growth of the Chinese financial services industry, Malta should seek to attract Chinese financial institutions to its shores. Malta is strategically positioned to serve as a gateway to Chinese investment seeking to enter the European market, enabling the island to widen its financial services infrastructure, including its securities market.