The Malta Business Weekly - 2018-11-01

• OUT WITH THIS ISSUE Anger mounts as Satabank crisis persists
• GRTU conference discusses the highlights and the shortcomin­gs of our economic growth
• AGEM on Budget 2018/2019
• The Gozo Business Chamber's view on the Budget
• Doing Business Report: New record set as 314 reforms introduced to improve business climate around the world
• Anger mounts as Satabank crisis persists
• The 2018 MIM Marketing Gathering in collaborat­ion with the European Marketing Confederat­ion
• The Basel AML Index places Malta ahead of neighbouri­ng jurisdicti­ons
• FIAU document provides guidance in relation to anti-money laundering legislatio­n
• EU prepares for a no-deal Brexit amid lack of progress on talks
• European banks now offer fees transparen­cy
• MCAST students on Erasmus+ project in Germany
• The Central Bank of Malta went Pink
• Air Malta staff support Pink October
• PKF Malta delegation visits Social Good Foundation Inc. in Tokyo
• Innovate and grow! Malta’s innovators invited to join the EIT Community
• Record numbers for this year’s Express Trailers Żurrieq Half Marathon & 10km run and walk
• Malta Enterprise annual report for 2017 published
• HSBC Malta recognised as model employer for mental wellbeing
• The internal audit function within iGaming companies
• Mediterran­ean regional stability and prosperity and the role of the economy
• MBB to lead a Europe-wide project targeted at micro entreprene­urs
• Central Bank of Malta public lecture on Unconventi­onal monetary policy in the euro area
• European Union commits €300m for clean, healthy and safe oceans
• Beyond partisansh­ip
• Calamatta Cuschieri rewards clients with a 0.5% loyalty bonus
• Tapping European business and technology opportunit­ies
• Are companies overlookin­g their greatest source of talent?
• Diane Izzo visits the Young People’s Unit at Mount Carmel Hospital
• Storage Systems relocates to new hub
• Campari supports Allura The Trail
• Amazon slides on Christmas sales slowdown
• Facebook finds more fake accounts from Iran
• Plastic waste eliminatio­n pledge by 2025 attracts more big firms
• French officials dismiss UK fears of Calais ‘go-slow’
• China ‘creates two billionair­es a week’
• Asda considerin­g up to 2,500 job cuts
• Emirates invites travellers to ‘Fly Better’
• Super League Triathlon hits Malta for another explosive weekend of racing
• Lufthansa Technik Malta receives Airbus A350 base maintenanc­e approval
• MPG recognises talent in Malta’s financial services industry
• ‘Someday… everything will make perfect sense’
• Mapfre employees plant trees and hold clean-up at Mellieha
• GO sponsors, conquers The Grid
• L-Istrina BOV Piggy Bank Campaign reaches 15th Edition
• New director joins the board of APS Bank
• Money Market Report for the week ending 26 October

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