There were several important legislative changes which were published over the course of February 2026. Below is an overview of the key updates across different areas. On the 6th of February 2026, the Index of Inflation for the Year 2025, was published, establishing the index of inflation for the year 2025 at 1035.93. This represents an […]
Securing a safer tomorrow merits a discussion with our next generation on digital safety and the legal frameworks that protect us online. These conversations foster a sense of responsibility and instil the values of safe, informed, and ethical technology use amongst our children – and more importantly parts a message that safe use starts with […]
In its judgement of 25 February 2026, in the names of Keith Farrugia vs. Dragonara Gaming Limited, the Court of Appeal confirmed that a redundancy arising from a genuine restructuring exercise does not amount to unfair dismissal. The decision upholds a ruling of the Industrial Tribunal and provides welcome clarity on what constitutes genuine redundancy […]
Overview On 19th February 2026, the European Securities and Markets Authority (“ESMA“) published a consultation paper proposing amendments to its Guidelines on the delay in the disclosure of inside information under the Market Abuse Regulation (“MAR“) (Regulation (EU) No 596 / 2014) (the “Consultation Paper”). The proposed revisions are driven primarily by the entry into […]
This webinar examined Malta’s family office proposition through a holistic lens, bringing together immigration, tax, regulatory and private wealth considerations. The session explored how Malta supports relocation and residency planning, international mobility and long-term settlement for families, entrepreneurs and retirees, while ensuring full compliance with local and EU requirements. Key topics included: Speakers: Click on […]
Several important legislative changes were published over the course of January 2026. Below is an overview of the key updates across different areas. On the 23rd of January 2026, the Tax Treatment of Highly Skilled Individuals Rules, 2026 were published, introducing a 15% tax rate on qualifying employment income (amounting to a minimum of €65,000 per […]
Camilleri Preziosi is proud to announce that it has once again been recognised as Malta’s pre-eminent law firm by The Chambers and Partners Global Guide 2026, securing the prestigious Band 1 ranking in General Business Law. This distinguished accolade, coupled with our top-tier rankings in both Corporate & Commercial Law and Financial Services, continues to […]
Join our upcoming Mondaq webinar on the 4th February at 3pm(CET), to explore Malta’s family office proposition from a practical, cross-disciplinary perspective, covering relocation and residency planning, international mobility, tax and regulatory structuring, reporting obligations, and long-term wealth, investment, and succession planning. Speakers:Kirsten Debono Huskinson – Partner, Camilleri PreziosiMichael Buhagiar – Senior Associate, Camilleri PreziosiChristian […]
Malta’s Notified Personal Investment Fund regime is quietly becoming the structure of choice for discerning family offices seeking European presence with operational flexibility and regulatory credibility. A Proportionate Regulatory Framework The Notified PIF offers what families actually need: a regulated yet proportionate and versatile framework that respects the sophistication of its participants. Unlike heavily supervised […]
Financial sanctions are an increasingly critical compliance area for businesses operating in and from Malta. Together with The Malta Chamber, we are organising a training session which aims to provide a practical overview of financial sanctions and their impact on day-to-day operations. It will outline the legal obligations arising from EU and UN sanctions regimes […]