An Expert Explains: Loan moratorium
Consumer finance expert Marisa Said explains
BOV Group reports pre-tax profits of €46.5 million in first three months of 2023
Revenues, at €95.5 million, were €36.6 million higher than in the first quarter of 2022
European Central Bank raises rates by 25 basis points, inflation outlook still ‘too high for too long’
This rise forms part of a series of a larger-than-usual upward adjustments that started in July 2022
FinanceMalta attends its first World Alliance of International Financial Centres board of directors meeting
The organisation facilitates cooperation between financial centres
An Expert Explains: The difference between a General and Special Hypothec
Consumer finance expert Marisa Said explains
Government mulling next steps following landmark FIAU judgement finding its penalties unconstitutional
The courts had declared that the FIAU can not act as judge, jury and executioner
MFSA issues guidance on compensation claims for SNS REAAL and SNS Bank bondholders
The level of compensation depends on the nominal value of the expropriated securities and capital components
Torrid year for equities leads to loss in value of assets under management by Malta-based funds in 2022
It was a rough year for equities, bonds and other assets
An Expert Explains: Collateral, and how it works
Consumer finance expert Marisa Said explains
European Commission proposes long-awaited changes to Growth and Stability Pact
Negotiations are expected to be far from easy
EU’s crypto regulation ‘a moment of vindication for Malta’ – experts have their say
Three leading crypto stakeholders say what they think of the EU’s landmark Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation
An Expert Explains: Secured vs unsecured loans
Consumer finance expert Marisa Said explains
‘We are making lending decisions that may come back to haunt us big time’ – Marcel Cassar
The Malta Bankers’ Association chair and APS Bank CEO explains why banks must lead in discussions about Malta’s future
‘More fiscal tightening is expected,’ cautions Central Bank governor Edward Scicluna
Maltese GDP expected to grow by 3.7% in 2023, 3.6% in 2024 and 3.5% in 2025
Non-performing loans by Maltese banks drop to lowest level in years
Banks' exposure to construction has decreased, but the total share of loans going to financial services has increased markedly
Malta’s inflation rate surpasses eurozone average
Inflation in Malta has not declined since January 2023