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Malta sets up group to make share trades settle faster by 2027
The move aligns Malta with a broader EU-wide initiative to shorten settlement times
BN Talks
2026 Edition
Education
June 4, 2025
Mastering the language of business: How BELS is crafting bespoke training for a dynamic economy
BELS Malta Director of Studies Arianna Muscat on how the language school helps companies equip their teams for success.
Tax
June 3, 2025
Built differently – CLA Malta offers custom solutions in a cookie-cutter landscape of tax advisory and business
Their client-centric philosophy extends far beyond conventional consultancy.
Digital euro could eliminate refund delays, says ECB
ECB officials say 'conditional payments' could transform everyday transactions
Malta moves to shape rules for prediction markets
Economy Minister says prediction markets can provide significant innovation opportunities
Malta Enterprise-supported startup Smart Materials launches Huggah
A milestone for Malta’s startup ecosystem
€2 million restoration scheme opens for Gozo properties, including businesses in UCAs
Eligible applicants may benefit from varying levels of funding depending on the type of property
Corinthia Palace launches ‘Palace Concerts’ series in Malta
New live music programme opens on Palm Sunday, blending classical performance with fine dining at the Attard hotel
Transport Malta yet to decide on payment model for private car park scheme
Transport Malta is gauging the level of interest from businesses in opening their car parks to the public outside regular ...
Corinthia Palace strengthens luxury positioning with Virtuoso and American Express
The development comes as the property enters a new phase following an extensive refurbishment
Blogs
Gerasimos Papaleventis
Will the ‘magnificent seven’ become the ‘peace makers’ between the USA and Iran?
Edward Rizzo
A Liquidity Provider for the corporate bond market
Edward Rizzo suggests the Malta Development Bank could play an important role in revitalising the secondary market for corporate bonds
Gerasimos Papaleventis
What if we blend iTunes, Uber & Netflix into banking?
Instant payments, T+1, and AI. Like iTunes, Uber and Netflix for finance!
Edward Rizzo
Edward Rizzo
Edward Rizzo
ACE: VAT cut to 7% ‘primarily aimed at supporting industry’, with consumers only indirect beneficiaries
ACE says it has long advocated for a VAT reduction
Malta’s rubbish recycling rate places it among EU’s worst performers
Malta continues to lag significantly behind leading performers such as Germany
EU-funded acceleration programme targets Maltese blue economy startups
Equity-free funding, international pilot testing and investor connections are on offer for Maltese startups through the MED-Hubs programme
Cyber Resilience Summit highlights urgency of strengthening Malta’s digital defences
How can organisations can better prepare for and respond to cyber incidents?
Vessel sales and registration account for two-thirds of Maltese superyacht sector
The sector is characerised by notably high productivity, consistent with the higher-value services provided
Maltese fertiliser importers yet to feel impact of Middle East tensions
While Malta’s market remains stable for now, developments across Europe suggest a more complex picture is emerging
Malta Maritime Forum calls for freezing of EU ‘green’ law until worldwide system in place
Malta Maritime Forum encouraged by feedback received during high-level Brussels meetings
Last-minute bookings to Malta linked to Middle East conflict slow after initial spike
MHRA President Tony Zahra says the booking rush has died down
How Mediterrania Capital Partners is bridging private equity and public markets to unlock Africa’s potential
ASEF is reshaping how institutional investors think about Africa’s public markets: a growth engine and a diversifier in global portfolios
The cybersecurity wake-up call for European manufacturers
As products include more digital elements, manufacturers face a 'steep learning curve' to embed cybersecurity
Maltese trailers ‘face €272 surcharge’ for Genoa trip due to war-driven cost surges
ATTO warned these increases will ripple through the supply chain and ultimately impact Maltese consumers
