Choosing the Right Route into Established and Emerging Gaming Markets
Deciding between a new licence or an acquisition? We break down the regulatory and strategic considerations for entering established and emerging gaming markets ahead of ICE 2026
Malta’s Regulatory Advantages in Financial Services
Malta offers a unique blend of regulatory flexibility and robust protection under the MFSA. With the 2025 Compliance Outcomes-Based Model and removal from the FATF grey list, Malta is a prime jurisdiction for FinTech and Wealth Management.
Malta Budget 2026: New 175% Tax Deductions for Tech & Innovation
Malta’s 2026 Budget introduces some of the most competitive tax incentives in Europe, including a 175% R&D super-deduction and accelerated benefits for digitalisation, AI, automation, and cybersecurity investments. With strengthened SME support and new talent retention measures, the Budget positions Malta as a leading hub for technology and innovation, offering significant opportunities for both local enterprises and international investors.
ESMA’s 2025 Enforcement Priorities: Financial Statement Transparency Under the Spotlight
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has released the 2025 European Common Enforcement Priorities (ECEP), outlining key focus areas for annual financial reports. This year’s priorities centre on transparency in IFRS financial statements, with particular attention to geopolitical risks, asset impairments, revenue recognition, liquidity, and segment reporting. ESMA urges companies to ensure clarity, consistency, and alignment between their financial disclosures and overall corporate narrative.
ESMA’S 2025 Enforcement Priorities: Sustainability Reporting Takes Centre Stage in Corporate Transparency
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has released the 2025 European Common Enforcement Priorities (ECEP), outlining key focus areas for annual financial reports. This year’s priorities centre on transparency in IFRS financial statements, with particular attention to geopolitical risks, asset impairments, revenue recognition, liquidity, and segment reporting. ESMA urges companies to ensure clarity, consistency, and alignment between their financial disclosures and overall corporate narrative.
UCITS VI Pt. II
In this second part of our UCITS VI series, we explore the new regulatory landscape shaping fund management in the EU. Key areas of change include enhanced delegation requirements, expanded regulatory reporting obligations, and mandatory liquidity management tools. Management Companies (ManCos) must reassess their delegation structures, prepare for detailed supervisory reporting, and integrate quantitative and anti-dilution liquidity measures to ensure investor protection and market stability.