This report identifies the strengths of the island as a financial jurisdiction and the unique opportunity it offers emerging managers, highlighting the tenacity of the funds industry which has continued to develop and safeguard its standing among peers
By A Paris – As European regulators push for greater homogeneity across the European Union, jurisdictions like Malta need to focus on ensuring full compliance while also maintaining the element of flexibility and agility which is one of the country’s biggest draws.
The funds industry in Malta has best positioned itself to attract business from fund managers falling out of the scope of the EU Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (AIFMD), managing portfolios within the small-to-medium sized space. This is the area
High set up costs could stymie the fortunes of emerging and start up managers before they even make their first step. Malta offers such organisations the opportunity to set up their business in a low-cost jurisdiction while taking advantage of
Q&A with Ivan Grech, Chief Operations Officer, FinanceMalta
What are the key trends currently driving growth and development within Malta’s funds industry?
Malta has always been attractive in the alternative space for the small-medium sized managers, thanks to the introduction of
