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Amendments to the Family Business Act Come Into Force Corporate and M&A

Amendments to the Family Business Act Come Into Force

Act XLVIII of 2016, entitled the Family Business Act (the "Act"),  creates a legal framework for the registration of family businesses "established in Malta".   The system of registration contained in the Act allows Maltese authorities to supervise the grant offinancial "benefits"   to those businesses that meet any of the criteria set out in Article 3 of the Act, and which have been duly registered with "the Regulator". Indeed, Article 7 of the Act provides that a business shall be a registered family business once it has been accepted for registration by the Regulator in terms of Article 28 of the…
Mark Soler
31st January 2019
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Amendments to the Family Business Act Come Into Force Corporate and M&A

Amendments to the Family Business Act Come Into Force

Act XLVIII of 2016, entitled the Family Business Act (the "Act"),  creates a legal framework for the registration of family businesses "established in Malta".   The system of registration contained in the Act allows Maltese authorities to supervise the grant offinancial "benefits"   to those businesses that meet any of the criteria set out in Article 3 of the Act, and which have been duly registered with "the Regulator". Indeed, Article 7 of the Act provides that a business shall be a registered family business once it has been accepted for registration by the Regulator in terms of Article 28 of the…
Mark Soler
31st January 2019
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Employee Share Schemes Corporate and M&A

Employee Share Schemes

Employee share schemes have not been as widely used in Malta as they have in some of our European neighbours. However, in general, companies use employee share schemes to attract, retain and reward talent by offering their employees a share in the success they help to create in the company. They provide a form of cash free reward and/or remuneration for employers as well as align the interests of employees with those of the company's shareholders to enhance performance and the company's success.1. PurposeThe company must first look at what it wishes to achieve from the implementation of the scheme.…
Mikiel Calleja
16th January 2019
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Employee Share Schemes Corporate and M&A

Employee Share Schemes

Employee share schemes have not been as widely used in Malta as they have in some of our European neighbours. However, in general, companies use employee share schemes to attract, retain and reward talent by offering their employees a share in the success they help to create in the company. They provide a form of cash free reward and/or remuneration for employers as well as align the interests of employees with those of the company's shareholders to enhance performance and the company's success.1. PurposeThe company must first look at what it wishes to achieve from the implementation of the scheme.…
Mikiel Calleja
16th January 2019
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The Implications of the Constitutional Court Decision in Thake v Kummissjoni Elettorali on the Proposed Amendments to the Competition Act and Other Related Legislation Corporate and M&ALitigation & Dispute Resolution

The Implications of the Constitutional Court Decision in Thake v Kummissjoni Elettorali on the Proposed Amendments to the Competition Act and Other Related Legislation

This article was written by Dr Richard Camilleri, Dr Annalies Muscat and Dr Laura SpiteriIn Thake et v Kummissjoni Elettoraliet, decided on the 8 October 2018, the Constitutional Court held that when it is alleged that a criminal offence has been committed or the severity of the fine imposed means that the conduct in question is deemed to be of a criminal nature, the matter must be determined solely by a court and not by any other body or judicial organ (see more here). This line of reasoning confirms the decision of the same court in Federation of Estate Agents…
Richard Camilleri
25th October 2018
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The Implications of the Constitutional Court Decision in Thake v Kummissjoni Elettorali on the Proposed Amendments to the Competition Act and Other Related Legislation Corporate and M&ALitigation & Dispute Resolution

The Implications of the Constitutional Court Decision in Thake v Kummissjoni Elettorali on the Proposed Amendments to the Competition Act and Other Related Legislation

This article was written by Dr Richard Camilleri, Dr Annalies Muscat and Dr Laura SpiteriIn Thake et v Kummissjoni Elettoraliet, decided on the 8 October 2018, the Constitutional Court held that when it is alleged that a criminal offence has been committed or the severity of the fine imposed means that the conduct in question is deemed to be of a criminal nature, the matter must be determined solely by a court and not by any other body or judicial organ (see more here). This line of reasoning confirms the decision of the same court in Federation of Estate Agents…
Richard Camilleri
25th October 2018