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The 'Avoidance of Damages to Third Party Property Regulations' (L.N. 136 of 2019) (the 'Regulations') have been enacted by the Minister responsible for the building industry.

In its judgement, on the 27 September 2021, delivered in the names of Bonnici & Zahra Limited (the "Plaintiff") vs Caros Holdings Limited (the "Defendant"), the Rent Regulation Board (the ‘Board')...

COP28 presents an opportunity to fast-track the energy transition towards net-zero, and insurance organizations have a significant role to play.

The Insurance Recovery and Resolution Directive has crossed the line from proposal to law. It entered into force on 28 January 2025. Member States must transpose by 29 January 2027, with national rules applying from 30 January 2027.

In an attempt to alleviate the adverse effects which COVID-19 is causing to the financial services industry, the MFSA announced, by means of the issuance of a circular, that it will be accepting delays by entities licensed by the MFSA in making the required reporting submissions/publications which fall due by March or April 2020.

Insurance is a dynamic industry operating in a world of risk and uniquely exposed to uncertainty.

As an underwriter you should consider how to manage the accounting and tax impact as a result of IFRS 17 adoption.

The Malta Business Registry (MBR) issued a notice explaining how access to the Register of Beneficial Owners is being limited following a decision by the ...

This case focused on two insurance polices that were issued in relation to the project for the development of the site known as Pender Place and Mercury House in St. Julians, Malta.

At a time when all participants in the financial market are bracing themselves to face important challenges, the Court of Justice of the European Union has added an extra hurdle for insurers across Europe – in a decision delivered earlier on last year, the Court ruled that as from 21 December 2012, insurers may no longer discriminate between male and female customers in terms of insurance premiums and benefits.

FinanceMalta and the University of Malta's Department of Insurance and Risk Management organised a panel session titled 'Malta as an Insurance Hub'. Here is what was being discussed.

The European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority ("EIOPA") has launched a three-month long public consultation regarding a draft supervisory statement on differential pricing practices.

The Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) is committed to maintaining a robust regulatory environment for the virtual financial assets (VFA) sector.

While Malta is effectively a creditor-friendly jurisdiction, legislation dealing with the enforcement of security or rights over aircraft gives specific and direct protection to owners of installed engines owned by third parties.

The world is certainly going through turbulent times. This article is being penned whilst the author is under mandatory quarantine and self-imposed isolation

The digitalisation of economic and financial activities, as well as the COVID-19 pandemic have increased companies' reliance on digital infrastructures which consequently increases...

The Council of the European Union has proposed to delay the final Solvency II deadline until January 1, 2014.

The insurance industry has witnessed a signifi cant transformation in recent years, driven by advances in technology and innovative business models.