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News & events February 20, 2025 A new era of maritime excellence: Chartering the future Act No. I of 2025 (the “Act”) introduces the finance charter instrument as a legal mechanism to secure lessors’...
News & events February 18, 2025 A new era of maritime excellence: Proposed amendments to the Merchant Shipping Act
News & events February 17, 2025 The ECJ clarifies the application of collective action in EU competition law On 28th January 2025 in Case C-253/23, “ASG 2 Ausgleichsgesellschaft für die Sägeindustrie Nordrhein-Westfalen GmbH v Land Nordrhein-Westfalen” the...
Events February 12, 2025 George Bugeja to deliver insolvency lecture organised by Society Education Society Education will be organising an online session on the 19th of February entitled ‘Pre-Insolvency, Insolvency and Winding-up Procedures’....
In Malta, PCC legislation allows for the setting-up of captive insurance cells, which prove to be an attractive option for prospective owners of small to medium-sized captives, allowing prospective owners of a captive the possibility of acquiring a dedicated space on an already active insurance platform. Article: Captive Insurance – A Tool for ESG Strategy? Nico Fauser | Insurance |
The Directive seeks to achieve gender equality amongst board members of listed entities whilst fostering gender-balanced decision-making within companies at all levels, as well as closing the gender pay gap. Article: Proposal for an EU Directive on improving the gender balance among directors of listed companies and related measures Tara Cann Navarro | Capital Markets |
The European Convention on Human Rights, the EU Charter of Fundamental Human Rights and Malta’s Constitution enshrine the notion of a right to private life while also creating room for such a right to be limited in circumstances. Article: Privacy and Public Interest – Who has a right to know? Philip Mifsud | Data protection & privacy |
The aim of EU Directive 2019/1023 on preventive restructuring frameworks is to encourage Member States to implement measures that enable the early detection of financial difficulties to avoid insolvency altogether, failing which, there could be a smoother transition into insolvent liquidation Article: “Early warning signs of insolvency” – The new pre-insolvency restructuring bill George Bugeja | Restructuring & insolvency |