The latest regulatory updates, insights and industry news from the zeta. team.
Curated collections of our insights, grouped by the areas we work in most.
Malta's crypto-asset regulation — MiCA, the VFA framework, DLT and CASP licensing.
Explore →Residency programmes and relocation — MPRP, GRP, and the latest updates.
Explore →Setting up and running a Malta company — formation, tax, VAT and administration.
Explore →Fund structures and licensing — AIFs, NAIFs, PIFs, administration and SPVs.
Explore →Licensing, AML/CFT, MLRO and ongoing obligations across regulated sectors.
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Malta, Gibraltar or Greece: Which Residency Programme Fits Your Profile? 🇲🇹🇬🇮🇬🇷
15.07.2026
The EU–UK Agreement on Gibraltar is set to reshape the jurisdiction’s post-Brexit landscape, with meaningful improvements to cross-border mobility, connectivity, and overall certainty.
15.07.2026
Greece’s Golden Visa programme remains one of the most flexible and accessible pathways to EU residency.
15.07.2026
Under MiCA, any VFA provider wishing to continue offering in‑scope crypto‑asset services will need a CASP licence, and the current “grandfathering” window for operating under the old VFA framework is closing fast. For existing licence holders, Malta’s MiCA Act offers a simplified procedure, allowing the MFSA to rely on information already submitted under the VFA regime, but only if it is complete, current and aligned with MiCA requirements.
11.06.2026
From governance and model oversight to outsourcing, data integrity, and explainability, the message is clear: AI adoption must be controlled, accountable, and aligned with regulatory expectations. Firms are expected to critically assess their AI use, identify gaps, and take action, before supervisory pressure increases.
09.06.2026
Equal pay in Malta has just moved from principle to hard obligation. The new Equal Pay (Transparency and Reporting) Regulations transpose the EU Equal Pay Transparency Directive into Maltese law and introduce far‑reaching duties on employers. From mandatory Pay Gap Reports for organisations with 100+ employees, to potential Joint Pay Assessments where unexplained gaps of 5% or more persist, the Regulations significantly raise the bar on pay transparency and enforcement.
08.06.2026