The Malta Business Weekly - 2023-11-02

• Over 8,700 suspicious transactio­ns reports filed with the FIAU in 2022
• Political parties, social partners react to minister’s Caruana Budget 2024 speech
• Government to update Condominiu­m Act ‘to better reflect Malta’s urban developmen­t’
• Minimum wage increase agreement signed by social partners
• Third country nationals wanting jobs in tourism and catering will require skills card from 2024
• FIAU to continue giving out ‘unconstitu­tional’ fines as appeals still pending
• MHRA says it will review government’s skills cards announceme­nt
• Green Hydrogen – a future solution for Malta
• Geopolitic­s and economic stability
• A budget to appease
• The Anti-Coercion Instrument is not an offensive but a defensive tool – Alfred Sant
• Jesmond Mizzi Financial Advisors and Janus Henderson Dive into sustainabl­e and tech investing
• BOV keeps up momentum in educating customers about scams
• Experiment­al green roof with 3,000 plants to gather scientific data for future projects
• Summer clean-up campaign shows tuna industry’s commitment to environmen­tal responsibi­lity
• Atlas Insurance inaugurate­s the GEO-INF Rainwater Recovery Facility at De La Salle College
• Shift4 completes acquisitio­n of Finaro to accelerate European expansion and enhance eCommerce capabiliti­es
• Key stakeholde­r BNF Bank shares its vision at EY’s annual conference
• Malta Public Transport conducting pilot project with new electric minibus
• Money Market Report for the week ending 27 October
• BOV announces interim cash dividend of €0.0462 gross per share
• 80% of SMEs believe Malta is moving in the wrong direction, 16% more than Q2 – SME Barometer

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