FinanceMalta is the public-private initiative set up to promote Malta as an International Financial Centre.
FinanceMalta brings together and harnesses the resources of the industry and government to ensure Malta maintains a modern and effective legal, regulatory and fiscal framework in which the financial services and fintech sector can continue to grow and prosper.
FinanceMalta came on the scene at a critical time, just as Malta entered the Eurozone. The financial services sector is now a major force in the country’s economy. Malta has some significant strengths to offer the industry such as a well-trained, motivated workforce; a low-cost environment; and an advantageous tax regime backed up by more than 70 double taxation agreements. To these, FinanceMalta can add a world-class information and communications technology infrastructure, English as an official language, an enviable climate, and its strategic location.
The WAIFC is a non-profit association based in Brussels, and its members are city governments, associations, and similar institutions developing and promoting their financial centres.
At a global level, the WAIFC promotes functionalities and financial services as close as possible to the end user, in a context of respect for cultural and operational diversity, which is a key factor in sustainable growth. Such diversity of financial centres is a source of exchange and cross-fertilisation that is beneficial to all stakeholders.
The EU Roundtable of Financial Centres is an initiative to promote the creation of a common EU financial market as well as strengthening cooperation and exchange regarding financial services between EU member states. The EU Roundtable serves as a Regional Chapter of the World Alliance of International Financial Centers (“WAIFC”).
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FinanceMalta was set up by the Government of Malta and the following associations representing the banking, insurance, and funds sectors, and the Institute of Financial Services Practitioners.