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ARTICLE · 15 JANUARY 2026

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MFSA Issues Code Of Conduct For Directors & Decision Makers

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The MFSA has issued a new General Code of Conduct for Decision Makers within the financial services sector, reinforcing the important role of such individuals in safeguarding the interests...

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Cherise Abela Grech
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Code of Conduct

The MFSA has issued a new General Code of Conduct for Decision Makers within the financial services sector, reinforcing the important role of such individuals in safeguarding the interests of stakeholders while facing complex regulatory, ethical, and operational challenges. The publication of the Code follows a consultation exercise that was held at the end of last year.

The term "decision makers" is considered to include board members, executive and senior management, but also any other individuals holding decision making responsibilities. It applies to any such individuals within entities which are authorised, licensed or otherwise by the MFSA as well as listed entities, on the basis of the principle of proportionality.

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