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Preventive Restructuring in Malta: A Better Way to Rescue Troubled Businesses
For many Maltese companies, financial difficulty used to mean a stark choice: muddle through and hope for the best, or head straight for insolvency. A new legal route — preventive restructuring — changes that equation by creating space to repair a viable business before it is too late. For years, the story was familiar. A business in Malta hits a rough patch — a delayed customer payment, a lost contract, a costly dispute, a run of poor trading. Directors, often with the best of intentions, focus on keeping the doors open and the payroll met. Credit stretches. Bank facilities are…
Protection of Adults in Situations of Vulnerability | Part 3: From Guardianship to Personal Autonomy
Introduction This is the final instalment of our three-part series examining Malta’s 2026 reforms relating to the protection of adults in situations of vulnerability and the promotion of personal autonomy. In Part 1, we introduced the Protection of Adults in Situations of Vulnerability Act (Chapter 659 of the Laws of Malta), outlining its objectives, guiding principles and institutional framework. Part 2 examined how that framework operates in practice, from the reporting and investigation of concerns through to the implementation and review of protective measures. This article turns to the companion legislation, the Various Laws (Personal Autonomy) (Amendment) Act, 2026 (Act…
MFSA Revises Regulatory Framework for CFD and Rolling Spot Forex Providers
On 6 August 2026, the Malta Financial Services Authority ("MFSA") issued a circular announcing amendments to Section 13 of Part A and Section 7 of Part BI of the Investment Services Rules for Investment Services Providers. The changes primarily affect applicants and licence holders offering contracts for difference ("CFDs") and rolling spot forex contracts. The amendments form part of the MFSA's ongoing review of its Rulebook to ensure that regulatory requirements remain proportionate and aligned with applicable EU legislation and evolving supervisory expectations. Streamlining Authorisation Requirements One of the more significant changes concerns the removal of the definition of "Trading…
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