The EBA has recently launched its central electronic register under the PSD2 which serves as a public, freely accessible and source of aggregated information on passporting, payment, electronic money institutions and agents within the EU.

On the 11th January 2017, the Inland Revenue Department published a new FATCA Schema – FATCA XML schema version 2.0.

Following the MFSA's Consultation on the implementation of National Product Intervention Measures in relation to Contracts for Difference (‘CFDs'), and in line with the position adopted by ESMA ...

This relieves consumers from having to physically submit complaint forms at the Office for Consumer Affairs, particularly in the wake of the recent COVID-19 outbreak.

Indefinite closure of non-essential retail outlets and outlets providing non-essential services.

On 22 April 2020, the Malta Competition and Consumer Affairs Authority (the "MCCAA") published a consultation regarding a Bill to amend the Consumer Affairs Act...

On Thursday 21st November, 2019, the Prime Minister of Malta, the Honourable Joseph Muscat officially opened the Queen Mary University of London Malta campus.

Europe has built a reputation for strong consumer protection. For years the law has been there to guard people when they sign contracts, buy goods, or take on services.

The market for higher educational institutions in Malta has increased exponentially in recent years.

On 11 April 2018, the European Commission adopted the New Deal for Consumers – a package composed of two proposals for Directives and a Communication.

The new directive on Travel Package has been recently passed by the European Parliament in light of new traveling and bookings trends.

The European Parliament has recently cast its final vote to end roaming charges by June 2017.

On 19th June 2026, the Consumer Rights (Amendment) Regulations, 2026 (hereinafter the “Amendments”), entered into force in Malta, transposing Directive 2023/2673 into Maltese law and introducing new requirements...

On the 13th May 2014 the Norwegian Consumer Council lodged a complaint against Apple with Norway’s Consumer Ombudsman.

Following a screening conducted by the EU Commission in 2014, it was discovered that 37% of E-commerce including booking websites for travel, entertainment, clothing, electronic goods...

The European Union has directed its attention towards fostering an entrepreneurial culture across the region.

The referring court alluded to the lack of consensus in Polish jurisprudence on this particular matter while AG Hogan described Polish case law as rife with conflicting judgements on this matter.

Covid-19 has dramatically changed the world around us and in an effort to limit the spread of the virus and safeguard public health, several industries have been significantly disrupted.

A discussion on he newly enacted Collective Proceedings Act, Chapter 520 of the Laws of Malta.

In a request for a preliminary ruling requested by District Court of Warsaw, Poland to the European Court of Justice ("ECJ"), three Polish citizens brought an action against Provident Polska...