FinTech
Malta: Getting a MiCA-equivalent licence now – a Breakfast Meeting
30th April 2024
Events @ No.6
08:30 till 11:30
Organised by FinanceMalta
Our esteemed speakers will provide invaluable insights into the opportunities and challenges presented by this transition, offering practical perspectives for industry stakeholders, entrepreneurs, and investors alike. Get ready to unravel the potential of Malta as a hub for digital finance and discover how the journey from VFA to MiCA is reshaping the future of crypto-assets in Malta.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to gain a comprehensive understanding of Malta’s role in the evolving crypto landscape and to network with the Regulator and key players shaping the industry’s trajectory. Welcome to a breakfast meeting that promises to inspire, inform, and ignite discussions on the exciting road ahead.
Networking:
Following the event, three rooms will be allocated for one-on-one meetings, providing attending delegates with the opportunity to maximize their networking experience.
Agenda:
Registration and Breakfast | 08:30 – 09:00 | |
Welcome Address | 09:00 – 09:05 |
H.E. Emmanuel Mallia, High Commissioner, High Commission of the Republic of Malta to the UK
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The Strategy for Malta’s Financial Services Sector | 09:05 – 09:15 |
Joseph Zammit Tabona, Chairman, MFSAC
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From VFA to MiCA: MFSA’s Fintech Supervision Function | 09:15 – 09:45 |
Camille Pepos, Head (Crypto & Payments), Fintech Supervision, MFSA
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Panel session: What Malta has to offer | 09:45 – 10:30 |
Moderator: Bernice Buttigieg, Chief Strategy Officer, FinanceMalta Panel: Jonathan Galea, Chairman, VFA Forum, Malta Chamber James Farrugia, Partner, Ganado Advocates Ian Gauci, Managing Partner, GTG Advocates Kevin Plumpton, Group CEO, Kyrrex
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Q&A session | 10:30 – 10:40 | |
Concluding remarks | 10:40 – 10:45 | |
Networking session | 10:45 – 11:30 |
Are you interested in attending?
Send us an email at events@financemalta.org for more information.
Attention delegates registering from Malta:
*Registrations are now closed for Malta based operators