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The Republic of Malta offers a wealth of benefits to those who decide to start a business locally: from tax exemptions to low costs for company formation and maintenance, one can see why foreign investors favour setting up their business on the island.

We are pleased to enclose our latest Insurance & Pension Law Newsletter which the Insurance and Pensions Team at GANADO Advocates has been publishing on a quarterly basis for the last decade or so.

Amidst the constant unfolding of the situation surrounding the COVID-19 outbreak, the Malta Financial Services Authority ("MFSA") has recently issued a number of circulars targeted

As directors of insurance undertakings and insurance intermediaries are undoubtedly aware, licensed entities are bound by a great number of regulatory obligations.

Surrender of licence issued toBurren Global Arbitrage Opportunities Master Fund SICAV Limited.

Collective Investment Scheme licences issued to Audentia Capital SICAV plc in respect of two sub-funds.

The final regulations relating to the provisions of the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act were issued along with a press release on January 17, 2013.

The tenth issue of the insurance newsletter is now available.

The introduction of the Companies Act (Cell Companies Carrying on Business of Insurance) Regulations in 2004 ("PCC Regulations") by the Maltese legislator has clearly demonstrated the island's long term commitment to its position as a leading insurance industry domicile.

Collective Investment Scheme licence issued to Audentia Capital SICAV II plc in respect of one sub-fund.

On the 22nd December 2015 the MFSA published the new single rulebook which will replace all the existing 33 Insurance Rules under Solvency I.

The COVID-19 virus is disrupting our lives, including our businesses. The situation is very dynamic and businesses should be able to react quickly