With 7,000 years of history, two hundred generations of civilization and twelve months of sunshine a year, Malta has transformed itself from a British colony to an independent EU member state in the last four decades and is now emerging as one of the fastest growing financial services centre in the world and a front

When it comes to reasons for investing in Malta, one wouldn’t know what to begin with. Despite being one of the smallest countries in the world and in Europe, Malta has one of the greatest densities in population due to the great number of foreign citizens moving here. While some of them come here thanks

As an European Union (EU) Member State since 2004, Malta offers: A credible and rapidly expanding financial services centre, supported by all 28 EU Member States; All EU Treaty principles apply to Maltese companies and their investors, specifically the principle of the freedom to establish and provide services; Maltese companies can register for a VAT

Malta is a commercial hotspot that provides access to the European, North African and the Middle East markets. With the creation of the Venture Capital Malta scheme, foreign investors can now enjoy access to private equity funds to invest in Malta. Malta, a member state of the European Union since 2004, has persistently tried to

Access To Information MCAST Entrepreneurship Centre was set up in collaboration with Kordin Business Incubation Centre (KBIC) and Malta Enterprise. The Centre offers a framework for ideas to thrive and encompasses a series of activities that address the needs of MCAST students and alumni. Through this close collaboration, MCAST students and alumni who demonstrate an

Malta, a small island in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, possesses one of the strongest investment networks in Europe, with the country’s economy currently experiencing an unprecedented amount of growth, despite the current situation of European economies. The island’s strategic position, acting as a middle-ground between Europe and North Africa, along with its array

Minister for the Economy, Investment and Small Businesses Chris Cardona launched the “Start-Up Malta Foundation” (SUM) during a press conference, to establish a better and more efficient support system for young and maturing startups, according to a press release by the government’s Department of Information (DOI). The SUM foundation is a public organisation and is

Malta joined the European Union in 2004 and benefits from the harmonisation of EU financial services regulation, including the UCITS passport. It adopted the euro as its currency in 2008. As Malta’s single financial services regulator, the Malta Financial Services Authority (“MFSA”) regulates banking, financial institutions, insurance companies, investment services companies, securities, recognised investment exchanges

Malta is taking steps to spur the growth of early-stage businesses and to attract new talent from around the world. When one thinks of European start-up hubs, London and Berlin come first to mind, perhaps followed by Dublin and Lisbon too. However, the Facebook, AirBnB and Uber bug has also landed in Malta where a