The world's focus in August was undoubtedly drawn east to the market turbulence in China; this month the world's gaze is firmly back in the West.

When leading a financial services entity, in particular within the company service provision, one needs to be aware of the consequences of business decisions...

In the face of this new reality a number of legal issues need to be considered in order to ensure that these new services are in compliance with applicable Maltese law.

As much as it is exciting to decide to be your own boss, germinate your very own ideas and start a business, startups typically face a myriad of challenges to get their ventures up and running.

The Maltese Government has introduced a number of special measures and incentives comprising of a €1.8 million package aimed at assisting businesses with the inevitable negative financial impact...

Small island economies (SIEs) are at the forefront of climate change. Their economies and livelihoods are already impacted by the effects of a changing climate due to rising sea levels...

Malta has emerged as a favourable jurisdiction for investment funds, leveraging its strategic location and robust regulatory framework.

Turkey is clearly one of the world's most dynamic and attractive markets and its EU accession negotiations are leading to significant opportunities for Maltese companies in a broad range of sectors.

This year could well be remembered in technology law circles as the Year of the Acronym. From SOPA to PIPA to ACTA and we are still in the second quarter of the year.

Increased demand for a broad range of client services saw Deloitte grow for the fourth consecutive year, with Deloitte member firm network revenues of US $32.4 billion for the fiscal year ending 31 May 2013.

A tea party tradition at Cleverbit Software reveals how casual kitchen conversations about thermodynamics evolved into a company ritual that defines its engineering culture. Simon Azzopardi, the company's Director, discusses how this unique approach to onboarding reflects broader strategic shifts in software delivery, AI governance, and the company's expansion across international markets.

​​The unemployment rate in June was the lowest ever recorded, according to the Central Bank's Economic Update for August.

During a press conference held on the 18th of March 2020 the Prime Minister of Malta, Dr. Robert Abela, announced a €1.81 billion economic package.

Following the issue of the UK gambling bill last year, it has become evident that the proposed high tax of 15% on gross profit will scare away a number of offshore operators.

Our Malta office had the pleasure to interview Capt. Charles Pace, the Director of the Civil Aviation Directorate.

Considering the current demand for resources, the governments cannot continue to increase healthcare funding. Instead, healthcare organisations will be required to look at new ways of allocating and utilising resources.

Malta's Digital Economy is steadily on the rise. Since the 1990s, Malta has emerged as a dynamic force in the ICT Sector. The island's proactive approach in nurturing tech start-ups, fostering innovation...

Call it the Greta Thunberg effect or not, politicians are factoring in measures to mitigate our massive carbon footprint into their policies.

Malta holds a respected position in international wealth planning, offering a legal framework that combines robust asset protection, strategic flexibility, and EU-aligned regulatory oversight.

Expanding a business internationally presents valuable opportunities – but success depends on structure and foresight.