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The 7th Follow the Entrepreneur Investor Summit, organised by Ariande Capital, is being held for the first time in Malta having been previously held in the UK.

"Persistence and entrepreneurial spirit of the Maltese nation will see it through the challenges of increased regulatory requirements" - Minister Edward Scicluna

The Ministry for Finance welcomes the latest winter forecast published by the European Commission which expects economic activity in Malta to remain robust, well above the European Union average.

The latest Fitch Ratings' report is another independent confirmation of Malta's economic achievements – Minister Edward Scicluna.

In December 2024, Standard & Poor Global Ratings reaffirmed Malta's long-term and short-term sovereign credit ratings at ‘A-/A-2', maintaining a stable outlook for the country's economy.

The COVID-19 pandemic has shocked the economy of the European Union thereby exposing many businesses and other strategic industries to adverse risks. In a communication issued on the 25th March 2020...

Malta is set to enjoy the strongest economic growth among EU countries this year and next year, even though it will moderate from 2022, according to the autumn forecast...

Tackling the pandemic and its economic implications as the world faces a global fallout has brought the G20 countries together in an extraordinary way.

Mr Liao Wang is a successful Chinese businessman who lives in Beijing with his wife. At 55, family remains central to his life. Their two children study in Europe, one in Amsterdam and the other in Madrid, and the couple visits them every six to eight weeks. Since both children have finished school and have continued their studies abroad, the Wangs are considering a move of residence.

Credit rating agency Standard and Poor's has revised Malta's economic outlook from 'stable' to 'positive' in a move which will strengthen Malta's position as an ideal investment location...

Sustainable finance has, after many years of debate and consideration, finally come to the forefront of discussion and regulation within the EU...

In spite of the global economic crisis, the country’s financial services industry has continued to expand and to be instrumental in the economic development of our country, to job creation, and to the building of a competitive infrastructure for the Island’s financial services industry.

The Prime Minister of Malta, in a press conference held yesterday morning together with Finance Minister Scicluna and Economy Minister Schembri

The Ministry for Finance welcomes the European Commission Spring Forecast 2016, which expects Malta's economic growth to continue to be robust...

However this isn’t something which will be of relevance for much longer.

The latest credit rating report by Standard & Poor's expects the Maltese economy to continue being one of the faster-growing economies in the Eurozone.

Despite a very challenging global economic environment in 2015, financial services in Malta have continued to expand.