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The Gibraltar Financial Services Commission (GFSC) has recently outlined its strategic plan for 2023 to 2026, accessible here, GFSC Strategic Plan...

The summer months have seen a number of interesting developments for Gibraltar's financial services industry.

It was fascinating to hear 22 year old Adam Norrie speaking about crypto in this week's episode of Blockchain Rock.

The new license gives Huobi the authority to store and transmit digital assets on behalf of clients worldwide.

Report by PwC and Elwood confirms Gibraltar as a jurisdiction of choice for hedge funds, backed up by leading fintech lawyers from ISOLAS LLP.

The Financial Services Act 2019 (Amendment No. 4) Regulations 2023 were published on Thursday 24th August 2023 and came into operation on the day of publication.

The Income Tax (Amendment) Act 2024 ("the Amending Act") was passed last week and establishes amendments to the Income Tax Act 2010 ("the Old Act"), in particular...

Many use cases ideas have been proposed for DLT, and some experiments and feasibility studies have been carried out.

The much-awaited update on the Gibraltar gambling legislation, further delayed by Brexit and the pandemic, has recently been published by Her Majesty's Government of Gibraltar ("HMGOG").

On 1 February 2024, a Bill was published to extend the taxation of interest income in Gibraltar to Insurers and DLT (Distributed Ledger Technology) firms.

eToro, a market-leading trading platform, is the latest recipient of a DLT Operator Licence from the Gibraltar Financial Services Commission.

HM Government of Gibraltar has published the Financial Services (Insurance) (Miscellaneous Amendments) Regulations 2020, which came into force on the 26th November 2020.

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has identified Gibraltar as a jurisdiction under increased monitoring and has released an Action Plan which Gibraltar needs to complete by May 2023.

‘It is the intention of the UK Government to preserve financial services market access for Gibraltar into the UK.' This was the first part of a response given last month in the House of Commons by Stephen Barclay, Economic Secretary ...

Reflecting Gibraltar’s strong and continuing economic growth, this year’s Budget, presented to Parliament by the Government at the end of June, provides a time-table for the long-awaited introduction of a low corporate tax regime. And while an immediate 2 per cent reduction in the tax paid by tax resident companies – from 35 to 33 per cent – has disappointed the local business community, they and investors will take some consolation from the fact that the Government committed to a timetable to

Gibraltar's new Financial Services Act ("the Act") and accompanying regulations ("the LRP Regulations") ...