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From barriers to boardrooms
The battle of the sexes rages on, especially in the business arena. Sarah Curmi, Maria Cauchi Delia, and Rose Marie Azzopardi are all involved in the world of finance and economics, albeit in different areas. Giselle Borg Olivier speaks to these three women about women's (developing) role in the finance industry.
From bricks to bonds
Over recent years, local investors have increased their focus on the Maltese real estate market. This attention highlights planning concerns, oversupply issues, and housing affordability challenges. Josef Cutajar, financial analyst, and Justin Mizzi, real estate valuer, on the central role of real estate in the Maltese capital market.
Between the grey and the white
Manuel Delia investigates how the changes in regulation and oversight have reshaped industries, often with severe consequences for smaller businesses and charities.
NAVIGATING MALTA'S BUSINESS LANDSCAPE: ASSET MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVE
Paul Rostkowski unravels asset managers' challenges, from navigating complex regulatory frameworks to grappling with limitations in banking services and depositary options, and sheds light on the anticipated impact of AIFMD II.
AI-DRIVEN ASSET ALLOCATION
Paul Rostkowski delves into the realm of AI-driven asset allocation, an application that harnesses the formidable capabilities of machine learning to optimise investment portfolios. By seamlessly melding cutting-edge technology with financial strategy, AI-driven asset allocation offers a powerful tool for seasoned investors and those venturing into the market.
POLITICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPERATIVES IN A POST-COVID-19 REALITY
Based on a series of interviews with leading economic and risk experts, Professor Colin Lawrence and Paul Bonello, Lea Hogg distils their hard-hitting advice for the government and businesses.
A PENNY SAVED IS A PENNY EARNED
They say it is as useful to save money that you already have as it is to earn more. Vanessa Macdonald, the communications coordinator of the Central Bank of Malta, explains the theory behind this.