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In this day and age the economy has evolved in such a way that ideas, imagination and individuality now hold a higher premium than the traditional methods of production.

Malta's long-term foreign and local currency Issuer Default Ratings (IDRs) were affirmed 'A' by credit ratings agency Fitch as Malta's outlooks were deemed to be stable.

The Maltese economy has proved to be somewhat resilient in the wake of global crises thus far. Having withstood one of the worst financial crises in 2008...

Optimism levels are increasing among chief financial officers (CFOs), with expansion plans rising up their priority lists, according to survey results from Deloitte.

Professor Edward Scicluna, the Minister responsible for Finance, delivered the 2015 Budget Speech on the 12th October 2015.

The Minister of Finance, the Economy and Investment, the Hon. Mr. Tonio Fenech delivered the 2013 Budget Speech on the 28th November 2012.

In recent years, Malta has become an attractive jurisdiction for high-net-worth individuals and families looking to establish Single Family Offices (SFOs) due to its robust regulatory environment and favourable tax regime.

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.

Building on the introduction of the Small Commercial Yacht Code in 2024, Malta is once again reinforcing its status as a global leader in the yachting sector, this time by updating its established Commercial Yacht Code.

On the 10th of July, Standard & Poor's revised Malta's economic and fiscal growth rating. Malta's economic outlook according to the agency's rating moved up from 'stable' to 'positive' with a BBB+/A-2 rating.

PwC Malta's Summer 2026 Economic Update reveals that Malta's population has surged to 588,254, with foreign residents now comprising 31% of the total. Projections indicate the population could reach 636,000 by 2030, making Malta one of Europe's fastest-growing economies while simultaneously creating unprecedented pressure on healthcare, energy infrastructure, and public services that demand immediate strategic investment and planning.

The landscape of work continues to evolve across Europe, with remote working emerging as a significant driver of organisational change. A new study conducted across 15 European countries...

On May 15, 2024, the European Commission released its most recent macroeconomic forecasting for Malta, which indicated that the country's economy will continue to expand strongly...

Commissioned by the Institute of Financial Services Practitioners, the Malta Institute of Accountants and the Malta Institute of Taxation, the report offers a critical snapshot of the industry...

While many are aware of the fact that Malta offers a pleasant climate, a charming lifestyle, a business-friendly environment and an attractive tax regime, fewer are aware that eligible businesses might benefit from a suite of financial incentives to further enhance their offering, which positions Malta as an appealing destination for many companies.

The Ministry for Finance welcomes the 2017 Country Report on Malta, published by the European Commission.

On 25 June 2025, the European Commission unveiled the EU Space Act — a landmark legislative proposal and the first comprehensive framework of EU space law.