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Insight Newsletter - Issue 2 | 2026
FinanceMalta's 2025 Annual Report reveals the financial services sector's significant contribution of 7.2% to Malta's gross value added, while the organization pivots toward a more specialized, higher-value growth strategy focused on strategic niches. With over 2,400 authorized financial services entities and 330 member firms, the island nation is positioning itself as a seasoned ecosystem for targeted financial services markets amid evolving international regulations and geopolitical developments.
Malta Finance
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Finance Malta
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Malta Leads Again: Analysing The MFSA’s Decentralised Finance Discussion Paper
Malta's financial regulator has published a groundbreaking discussion paper addressing decentralised finance regulation, proposing innovative frameworks including Software-based Organisations, Guardian Agents, and compliance-by-design mechanisms. The consultation explores how jurisdictions can regulate financial services when traditional intermediaries no longer exist, potentially positioning Malta as a global leader in DeFi governance.
Malta Finance
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WH Partners
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Episode 133: Global Financial Centres: Geopolitics, Digital Transformation, AI (Podcast)
FinanceMalta speaks with Jochen Biedermann, Managing Director of the World Alliance of International Financial Centres, exploring the evolving landscape of global financial centers. The discussion examines how geopolitical shifts, digital transformation, and artificial intelligence are reshaping international finance hubs and their strategic positioning in the modern economy.
Malta Finance
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Finance Malta
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EU Reaches Compromise On PSD3 And PSR: Tighter Harmonisation, Crypto Rules And Stronger Consumer Transparency.
The European Union has reached a compromise on the Payment Services Directive 3 (PSD3) and Payment Services Regulation (PSR), introducing sweeping changes to harmonise payment rules across Member States. The package addresses fragmentation under PSD2 by migrating conduct-of-business rules into directly applicable regulations, while introducing new provisions on cash access, cryptocurrency payment services, fraud liability, and open banking.
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