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16 November 2021

Outsourcing: Key Legal And Regulatory Considerations

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Ganado Advocates

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Ganado Advocates is a leading commercial law firm with a particular focus on the corporate, financial services and maritime/aviation sectors, predominantly servicing international clients doing business through Malta. The firm also promotes other areas such as tax, pensions, intellectual property, employment and litigation.
Licensed entities may delegate functions to third parties but in doing so must be able to justify the delegation structure, select their delegates with due care and demonstrate that the delegate is qualified and capable ...
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Licensed entities may delegate functions to third parties but in doing so must be able to justify the delegation structure, select their delegates with due care and demonstrate that the delegate is qualified and capable of undertaking the functions in question. In this respect, the licensed entity must ensure that the delegate applies sufficient resources to perform the respective tasks and is of sufficiently good repute and experience to be able to do. In addition, since the delegation of a function does not amount to a delegation of ultimate responsibility of the licensed entity, the licensed entity must also create a framework that provides for effective day-to-day monitoring of the delegated function.

Join our Investments Team & Banking Team as they discuss the legal & regulatory obligations relating to outsourcing, the practical implications, common pitfalls and risks attached to such arrangements.

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Stephanie Farrugia, Senior Associate

Participants
Mark Caruana Scicluna, Senior Associate
Sarah Louise Azzopardi, Associate
Natalia Hernandez, Partner

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Contributor

Ganado Advocates is a leading commercial law firm with a particular focus on the corporate, financial services and maritime/aviation sectors, predominantly servicing international clients doing business through Malta. The firm also promotes other areas such as tax, pensions, intellectual property, employment and litigation.

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