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What Are The Key Developments In Malta's Fund Management Sector? (Video)

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In recent years, Malta has rapidly evolved into a leading hub for fund management and related financial services.

MaltaFinance and Banking
Dr. iur. Alexander Schiemenz
Dr. iur. Alexander Schiemenz
Tatiana Zakharova
Tatiana Zakharova

In recent years, Malta has rapidly evolved into a leading hub for fund management and related financial services. This transformation is part of a deliberate strategy to enhance Malta's status as an attractive location for global financial activities.

The Malta Financial Services Advisory Council (MFSAC) plays a pivotal role in this evolution. Composed of a mix of influential public and private stakeholders, the MFSAC includes key players like the Malta Financial Services Authority, Malta Business Register, Finance Malta, the Tax Office, Commissioner of Revenue, and the Malta Stock Exchange, along with various private associations that represent a spectrum of interests in the financial sector.

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