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Blockchain: a time-stamped ledger of records, not owned by a single computer, a series of information bound to each other like a chain.

We live in an age of overwhelming information and data. The digitisation of every aspect of our life has facilitated many things, but complicated others.

On the 14th of October, Hon. Minister for Finance, Edward Scicluna presented the Budget for 2020. We have summarised the key take-away elements below.

Blockchain; distributed ledger technology, able to record every single transaction in blocks that are time-stamped and part of a chain. It is transparent, incorruptible and fool-proof:

With an economy touted as being one of the best performing in Europe and a surplus of 1.3%, Malta is seeing growth in a number of markets.

Blockchain is steadily gaining in market share. With its revolutionary, centralised ledger system, it has radically changed the way we see and understand (amongst other things) currency, money, assets and wealth.

The budget document for 2019 offered some very interesting insights into the present Maltese economy. Its focus on the economy, the environment and infrastructure...

Property in Malta is a much-discussed topic, not least because of an economical boom that saw demand for property rise to record-breaking heights.

For a number of years, family businesses faced uncertainty when transferring wealth from one generation to the next. Without clearly defined laws and a framework...

In what can be seen as an unprecedented strengthening of ties between India and Malta, the Malta Residency Visa Agency has launched its Residency and Visa Programme...