Frank Salt Real Estate is an exciting place to be. At any given moment, across any of its numerous branches, sales are being made, contracts are being signed and deals are being done. It is fast-paced...

Whenever Malta is compared to other jurisdictions with regards to financial services and competitiveness in general, one issue holds Malta back. This is the endemic delays in almost every aspect of...

In Malta, small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) number some 30,000 enterprises. The Business Enhance Grants Schemes, part-financed by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), are aimed at...

By Vanya Walker-Leigh "Brexit is about the profound friendship between our countries and the wider relationship between Britain and the European Union and also about understanding perspectives...

The UK government's unexpected decision to impose a 25% charge on some overseas pension transfers "lacked adequate consultation" but is positive for Malta and the wider pension industry, said the...

A fire at a factory of this Apple supplier could lead to a slip in the production schedule of this key, hard-to-make component. According to analysts with research firm BlueFin Research Partners,...

One of the most precious things that a person can donate is their blood, and that is exactly what Banif Bank employees did recently. The mobile blood donation unit was inundated with donors when it...

TradeMalta, the public private partnership between Government and the Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry, is investing over €900,000 of EU funds to develop a knowledge platform...

As the UK and the EU laboriously move towards the triggering of Brexit which should happen sometime this month, the financial services in the City are preparing their post-Brexit strategies. Some...

Trading in the sovereign debt market reached €31m in February spread across 30 issues over 1,462 trades.  All long dated issues registered significant gains ranging from 1.2 to 2.4 per cent....