
MALTA: Malta: VAT (Amendment) Act 2024 Published
The Maltese Official Gazette announced the publication of Act No. XXXVIII/2024, titled the VAT (Amendment) Act, 2024. The legislation introduces several changes to Malta’s value-added tax framework,
Press Release from Carey Olsen, Friday 19 April, 2024.
Carey Olsen has advised investment services firm Sanctum FI LLP (“Sanctum”), the investment manager of Financial Science Holdings Limited (“FSHL”), a newly established closed-ended investment scheme based in Guernsey.
FSHL aims to generate long-term capital growth through a diversified portfolio primarily consisting of equity securities and bonds. The investment strategy focuses on enhanced investment performance at low cost through evolving machine learning algorithms. The core algorithmic engine applies machine learning to a wide range of fundamental, price and other data to select undervalued stocks and bonds across a risk adjusted portfolio.
These algorithms are designed to determine a regularly updated portfolio structure and identify and select the component percentage compositions of (primarily stock and bond) securities to optimise compounding long term capital growth for investors. The machine learning algorithms originated from extensive research and development into algorithmic trading using artificial intelligence with very large processing capabilities.
The Maltese Official Gazette announced the publication of Act No. XXXVIII/2024, titled the VAT (Amendment) Act, 2024. The legislation introduces several changes to Malta’s value-added tax framework,
The UK Treasury issued a consultation paper outlining amendments to money laundering regulations, which would impact the regulation of crypto assets across various dimensions. These adjustments in registration
Following is the speech by the Financial Secretary, Mr Paul Chan, at the 2025 Hong Kong Climate Forum today (March 25): Professor Gong Peng (Vice-President and Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Academic Development)
The South Korean National Assembly accepted Bill No. 2204961, a proposal to amend the Value-Added Tax (VAT) Act as part of the 2025 budget package. The bill includes measures to encourage digital compliance,