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In recent years, Malta has become an increasingly popular destination for startups, particularly in tech, fintech, blockchain, gaming, and iGaming sectors.

During the first part of the council meeting, the second edition of the 'competitiveness check-up' was discussed.

A Standard and Poor's (S&P) credit rating report confirms Malta's ‘A-/A-2' long-term and short-term ratings and reaffirms the outlook of the Maltese economy as ‘positive'.

Where there is a model, there is model risk. Any company which is deploying "next-level" capabilities should ask itself, do we also have ‘next-level' management techniques to support our new capabilities?

In this quarterly report we take a closer look at the recent move by the European Central Bank to engage in Quantitative Easing.

The Minister for the Economy, Investment and Small Business Chris Cardona today launched the Family Business Act white paper and public consultation.

Investing in start-ups can be risky. However, when start-ups take off, the potential return is huge, Patrick O'Brien says.

Il-President temmet billi rringrazzjat liċ-Ċermen u l-membri tal-bord, kif ukoll lill-ħaddiema għall-ħidma tagħhom b'risq il-Maltin u l-Għawdxin fis-settur finanzjarju.

Figures published by Eurostat show that the percentage of young people aged 20-24 not in employment, education or training (NEETs), in Malta, has decreased from 10.9% in 2006 to 9.8% in 2015.

For international founders looking to establish innovative, sustainable startups, Malta is becoming one of Europe's most attractive destinations. The Malta Startup Residence Programme provides access to funding, resources, and residency to facilitate international founders' ability to start and grow their startups.

Companies will be waiting to see how many long-awaited projects get kick started in 2015, especially the ones that generate activity across the different sectors of the industry.

On 23 January 2026, the Legal Notice titled “Tax Treatment of Highly Skilled Individuals Rules, 2026” became effective.

Malta has been a member of the European Union (EU) since 2004. Its relationship with the EU was officially established in December 1970 when it signed an Association Agreement, which called...

Ratings agency Standard and Poor's has affirmed Malta's ratings atBBB+/A-2 and said the outlook remained positive.

With the introduction of the Final Income Tax Without Imputation (FITWI) Regulations through Legal Notice 188 of 2025, Maltese companies can elect to apply a 15% final tax rate on chargeable income, instead of operating under the full imputation system.

In a recent press release the Maltese government confirmed that, once the quota of 1,800 applications is reached, a revised programme will be launched.

Malta is inviting non-EU entrepreneurs to launch their new ventures, or scale up their existing ones, using Malta as their base.