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Malta experienced significant legislative developments in May 2026 spanning corporate governance, taxation, employment safety, transport regulation, and financial services compliance. From the launch of the Malta Business Wallet implementing the "once-only" principle to new VAT digital age reforms and stricter workplace chemical exposure limits, these changes reflect Malta's commitment to regulatory modernization and EU alignment.

On the 27th November 2024, the Malta Financial Services Authority (the "MFSA") published the new Trustees of Family Trusts Rulebook ("Rulebook")...

In the second episode of the Ganado Meets Green Finance Podcast, Dr Luke Hili, Associate at Ganado Advocates, speaks with Steve Ellul, CEO of Project Green...

Environmental, social, and governance (often referred to as ‘ESG') commitments have become familiar to many of us.

The MFSA and Directors Chambers held a continuing professional development course for directors of investment companies and investment funds on February 16th and 17th.

In its judgement, delivered on the 19 October 2021 in the names of Mario Galea vs. Malta Freeport Terminals Limited and John Aquilina, the First Hall of the Civil Court, presided over by Mr. Justice Toni Abela, ...

FinanceMalta's third quarterly newsletter for 2026 explores the jurisdiction's strategic initiatives to strengthen its position in global financial services markets, including plans for a New York event and the development of specialized frameworks for aviation finance. The publication examines Malta's evolving regulatory landscape, tax incentive frameworks, and preparations for the upcoming annual conference themed "Financing the Next Generation Economy."

The managing director of RMC Wise, Christian Manicaro, explains that the company he co-founded is committed to creating and growing talent to offer an unparalleled level of service...

The Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) has published a circular on share buy-backs carried out by Maltese issuers.

A new guidance document titled "Key Red Flags in Financial Statements and other Non-Financial Information: Insights from the FIAU" has been published to assist subject persons...

Two key Level 2 measures implementing the Listing Act reforms to the EU Market Abuse Regulation were published in the Official Journal of the European Union on 16 July 2026. These delegated regulations address critical aspects of inside information disclosure, closed period trading permissions, and indicators of market manipulation, with practical implications for issuers and market participants across EU capital markets.

One of the main themes of the BRRD is that in the event of a bank failing or likely to fail, the Resolution Committee will intervene through a raft of powers and tools in relation to the failing bank.

On the 28 July 2022 the Malta Financial Services Authority (the "MFSA") issued a new Banking Rule, namely BR/25 on Financial Holding Companies and Mixed Financial Holding Companies ("BR/25").

On the 8th of April 2025 the Court of Appeal in its superior jurisdiction delivered a significant judgement overturning a decision of the Public Contracts...

​After the lengthy and challenging process of recruiting a new employee is over, another salient process commences: onboarding. With it, a very important questions arises...

Maltese legal practice employs three distinct instruments—legal letters, judicial letters, and sworn judicial letters under Article 166A—each serving different purposes and producing different legal effects. Understanding when to use each instrument requires careful assessment of the claim's nature, value, and whether formal court proceedings or executive enforcement is necessary. The choice between these tools can determine whether a creditor obtains an executive title without litigation or mus

Intel's first contestation of the Decision was wholly dismissed by the GC via its judgement on the 12 June 2014.