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Set Up a Shop in Malta

Enterprisers seeking to start businesses with not that much money in Malta can choose to set up shops in the small cities of the country. Thanks to the great number of tourists which can be seen on the streets of every city in Malta, opening a shop or a minimarket could be the ideal choice for those interested…

Establish a Fund in Malta

The recent ratings received by Malta from the most prestigious credit rating agencies in the world emphasize the strong financial sector of the country. One of the best performing segments of the financial industry in Malta is the investment funds sector. In order to establish a fund in Malta, an investor must comply with various requirements and laws.…

Set Up a Foundation in Malta

The number of foundations, usually referred to as non-profit organizations (NGOs), has increased substantially in Malta during the last several years. This development was possible thanks to the good regulatory regime comprised in the Civil Law and in the Voluntary Organizations Act. To be more precise, the whole Chapter 16 in the Civil Law is dedicated to the types…

Insolvency Lawyers in Malta

Maltese companies in financial distress have two options: to begin insolvency followed by bankruptcy proceedings, or to undergo corporate restructuring. Financial reorganization is the first step a company is recommended to follow before declaring its insolvency, however there are situations in which the restructuring fails and the bankruptcy is the only option left. The Insolvency Law…

Bankruptcy Lawyers in Malta

Bankruptcy in Malta is governed by the Commercial Code which provides for both individuals and companies unable to pay their debts. It should be noticed that personal bankruptcy was not regulated until several years back. Also known as the Bankruptcy Law, Chapters 7 and 13, cover the individuals, respectively companies in Malta which can no longer pay their creditors.…

Create a General Partnership in Malta

The Commercial Law in Malta provides for two types of partnerships foreign investors can set up in this country. These are the general and the limited partnership. Among the advantages of using a partnership as a business form, are the possibility of setting up an investment fund which uses the partnership as an investment vehicle and the possibility of…

Open a Private Limited Liability Company in Malta

Most foreign investors coming to Malta choose the limited liability company as a business form to carry out their activities. This is how this type of company became the most popular type of structure in Malta. There are two types of limited liability companies in Malta, the private limited liability company and the public limited…

Contract Lawyers in Malta

Malta’s Civil Law is based on the Roman legislation and encompasses the most important provisions related to the rights of individuals. Among these, is also the right to enter into various types of contracts - more details can be offered by our contract lawyers in Malta. The Maltese civil legislation covers the following types of…

Open a Bank Account in Malta

Would you like to open a bank account in Malta for personal use or for corporate matters? You may read this information with updates for 2026, mentioning that our Maltese lawyers are ready to guide you throughout the entire process. Quick Facts Banking in Malta If you are a…

Commercial Lawyers in Malta

The Maltese civil and commercial legislation contains provisions on the resolution of litigation. While the Civil Law provides for the settlement of contractual litigation through court proceedings, the Commercial Law contains provisions on the resolution of commercial disputes related to consumer claims and doorstep contracts. However, commercial litigation is more extensive than the cases mentioned above. Commercial litigation in Malta may…