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AI in Banking
AI in the Banking Sector – a Sword, a Shield or an Achilles’ Heel? Banking & FinanceFinTech

AI in the Banking Sector – a Sword, a Shield or an Achilles’ Heel?

1. Introduction We are not only living in a digital age but also in an age where individuals and businesses increasingly depend on banks for their day-to-day activities. The convergence of these two factors is compounded with the increased use of artificial intelligence (AI) both generally and specifically in the banking sector. From a general perspective, AI start-ups in 2013 received USD 2 bn in investments globally which increased twelvefold in 2018 to USD 24 bn . The European Commission is also planning to invest a total of €112 mm in AI, quantum research and innovation . More specifically, recent…
Matthew Muscat
8th November 2024
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Landmark Judgment – Property Devolving on the Government After a Company is Rendered Defunct Breaches Human Rights Corporate and M&A

Landmark Judgment – Property Devolving on the Government After a Company is Rendered Defunct Breaches Human Rights

The unconstitutional nature of property devolving on the Government of Malta following the procedure to render a company defunct  Introduction  On 12 October 2023, the First Hall of the Civil Court in its Constitutional Jurisdiction delivered a landmark ruling in the case Carmel Cortis et vs. Office of the Prime Minister et. Essentially, the Court held that the procedure whereby property devolves upon the Government, as part of the provisions set out in the Companies Act to render a company defunct1, is unconstitutional, draconian and disproportionate because it breaches the fundamental right to property enshrined in the Constitution and in…
Matthew Muscat
19th October 2023