As part of its international relations programme of events, The Malta Chamber has teamed up with the Polish Chamber of Commerce to organise a webinar on ‘Doing Business with Poland’. This webinar will serve as a platform to explore emerging opportunities for trade and investment by bringing together Maltese and Polish business leaders and industry stakeholders who will share their hands-on expertise and guidance.
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Fraudsters are becoming increasingly more sophisticated, targeting not only individuals, but also businesses of all sizes. The reality is that no company is immune to their attacks.
One of the most pressing threats for businesses today is Business Email Compromise (BEC) Fraud. Also known as the man-in-the-middle attack, this is a silent crime, that can drain company accounts in minutes, resulting in large financial losses. In 2024 alone, Bank of Valletta recorded 23 such cases, amounting to €1.5 million being defrauded from victims. Alarmingly, the number of incidents has risen sharply in the first six months of 2025, and the fraudsters show no signs of slowing down.
BEC attacks are just one example of the increasingly sophisticated scams targeting the business community. Criminals exploit urgency, fear, and trust to push their victims into acting without thinking. A slightly unusual tone in an email, an unexpected invoice from a trusted supplier, a last-minute request to change bank details – these are potential warning signs. Yet, in the rush of daily business, such red flags can easily be overlooked. That is why Bank of Valletta and The Malta Chamber have teamed up to deliver an exclusive, powerful and practical info session which will give you and your teams the tools and knowledge to spot scams. You will hear directly from experts who will:
Explain the latest tactics fraudsters are using against Maltese businesses.
Share real-life case studies showing how scams unfold.
Highlight the red flags that should make one stop and think before clicking to respond.
Provide simple, actionable steps one can put in place to strengthen defences.
This session will also give the chance to ask questions, discuss challenges and learn from the experiences of other businesses who have been targeted.
Why should you attend?
Because prevention is far less costly than recovery. Once the money is gone, it is often impossible to get it back. Investing just a couple of hours of your time could save your business thousands – or even more. Cybercrime is not going away, but with the right awareness and strategies, you can stay one step ahead.
Be Aware. Be Ahead. Protect Your Business.
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Businesses are facing a rapidly evolving regulatory landscape, with the EU AI Act, EU Data Act, and EU Data Governance Act introducing new opportunities and compliance obligations.
Join the Malta Digital Innovation Authority, in collaboration with Servizzi Ewropej f’Malta (SEM), The Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry, and The Malta Chamber of SMEs, for an interactive morning session designed to help businesses understand and implement these regulations effectively.
Highlights Include:
Masterclass on the AI Act and what it means for businesses
Panel discussion with experts from key national entities
Deep dive into data legislation and practical implications
Networking opportunities with fellow business leaders and regulators
Mediation offers a powerful alternative to traditional court litigation for resolving commercial disputes. This event will explore how mediation delivers effective, efficient, and confidential solutions focused solely on the interests of the participants.
While conflict is inevitable in business, litigation often fuels hostility. Mediation, in contrast, promotes cooperation, respect, and the preservation of valuable business relationships. With no winners or losers, the process empowers participants to retain control over the outcome, guided by a skilled mediator who facilitates communication rather than imposing a decision.
Join us for this information session to discover how mediation can transform conflict into opportunity, enabling workable solutions that strengthen, rather than strain, professional ties.
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The EU Pay Transparency Directive is set to bring transformative changes to workplaces across all Member States, including Malta. This directive introduces important transparency obligations for all employers in both the public and private sectors, as well as specific reporting requirements for larger employers.
Although Member States are required to implement the directive by 7 June 2026, employers are encouraged to begin familiarising themselves with its requirements and preparing for the significant changes it will introduce. To help you navigate these upcoming obligations, we are hosting an information session to discuss the key aspects of the directive, including:
• Transparency requirements applicable to all employers • Reporting obligations applicable for larger employers (50+)
During this information session, we will aim to address any questions you may have about the Pay Transparency Directive, its relevance to your organisation, and the preparatory steps you can take to ensure compliance.
AGENDA
08:30 – 09:00: Registration 09:00 – 09:10: Introduction – The Malta Chamber 09:10 – 09:40: Overview of Directive requirements – Ganado Advocates 09:40 – 10:10: How to prepare for compliance – RSM Malta 10:10 – 10:30: Coffee break 10:30 – 10:50: Reporting requirements – Ganado Advocates & RSM Malta 10:50 – 11:30: Panel discussion 11:30 onwards: Networking session
SPEAKERS
Dr Marthese Portelli, CEO, The Malta ChamberGordon Micallef, Partner, RSM MaltaRomina Abdilla, Head of HR, RSM MaltaYashar Dominic Klipp, Consultant, RSM MaltaMatthew Brincat, Partner, Ganado AdvocatesLara Pace, Lawyer, Ganado AdvocatesDiane Vella Muscat, Director General, DIER
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Join Malta’s premier business leaders and professionals at The Malta Chamber Summer Networking Event 2025, an exclusive evening dedicated to fostering meaningful connections and collaborative opportunities within Malta’s dynamic business community.
This high-profile networking event provides a relaxed yet professional environment for members and guests to exchange ideas, explore potential partnerships, and stay connected with the latest developments across industries.
Whether you are looking to expand your professional circle, meet potential clients, or simply engage with like-minded professionals, this event offers the ideal platform to strengthen your presence in Malta’s economic landscape.
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This session aims to provide a practical perspective on Transfer Pricing, exploring its potential as a strategic tool for optimizing business value chains and enhancing overall outcomes. We intend to facilitate engaging discussions regarding the challenges and issues identified during the audit phase, now that the first year of implementation of the Malta Transfer Pricing Framework has concluded. Additionally, we will address the readiness that businesses must cultivate to prevent these issues from recurring in the future.
A significant portion of the discussion will focus on the role of technology in Transfer Pricing—examining its current impact and potential future contributions to achieving optimal outcomes.
The session will feature real case studies and experiences presented by senior service line leaders in an interactive panel format, which we believe will be highly relevant to our target audience. We are eager to hear insights from industry leaders who have been affected by Transfer Pricing, allowing us to understand their experiences and the relevance of this subject on both local and global scales.
Agenda
08:30-09:00: Registration
09:00-09:30: Opening address by Thomas Cremona, Council Member of The Malta Chamber
09:30-10:15: Transfer Pricing: A practical perspective followed by a panel discussion.
10:15-11:00: Audit: Our Transfer Pricing experiences in Year ONE of implementation followed by a panel discussion.
11:00-11:45: Technology: Interplay with Transfer Pricing followed by a panel discussion.
11:45-12:00: Closing remarks by Robert Attard, EY Malta Tax Leader
12:00–13:00: Networking & Lunch
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This misco Talks event, organised in collaboration with The Malta Chamber is based on a research study that provides an in-depth examination of how organisations in Malta design, deliver, and evaluate employee training initiatives.
It explores the strategic and operational considerations that shape training provision, including organisational priorities, resource allocation, and the broader goals of workforce development. A central focus of the study is the perceived value of training – not only in terms of organisational outcomes such as productivity, efficiency, and competitiveness, but also from the perspective of employees, who may associate training with career advancement, job satisfaction, and personal growth.
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Supporting the Mental Well-Being of Malta’s Business Leaders
Running a business is rewarding but carries an immense mental load, especially in Malta’s fast-paced and high-pressure economy. When employers are under strain, it doesn’t just affect them personally. Their decision-making suffers, innovation slows down, and productivity across teams can take a hit. Despite this, the mental health of business leaders often goes unnoticed and unsupported.
In Malta, around 1 in 5 workers is self-employed. About 11% run solo operations, while another 10% lead businesses that employ others. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) dominate Malta’s economy. They make up 99.8% of all companies, contribute over 80% of the country’s economic output, and provide nearly 78% of private sector jobs. So the well-being of our business leaders isn’t just a personal issue, it’s a matter of national interest.
International research shows that entrepreneurs and leaders face higher rates of depression, anxiety, and even burnout compared to the general population. During the pandemic, nearly 8 in 10 managers reported struggling with their mental health, and even outside of crisis periods, almost half of business owners report mental health difficulties.
Yet most mental health initiatives focus on employees and not the employers. Leadership can be lonely. Founders, directors, and entrepreneurs often carry the weight alone, with few safe spaces to talk or seek help. That gap puts long-term productivity and sustainability at risk.
This conference, delivered in collaboration with The Malta Chamber and Willingness, shines a light on the mental health of business leaders. Drawing from clinical experience and organizational insight, we’ll explore practical ways Malta can build a healthier, more resilient leadership culture, starting with the people at the top.
AGENDA
08:30 – 09:00 | Welcome Coffee + Registration 09:00 – 09:05 | Welcome Speech by William Spiteri Bailey, President, The Malta Chamber 09:05 – 09:10 | Speech by Matthew Bartolo, Psychotherapist, Clinical Supervisor and Chair of the Health and Wellness Committee of The Malta Chamber 09:10 – 09:15 | Testimonial Videos 09:15 – 09:45 | Presentation by Matthew Bartolo, Psychotherapist, Clinical Supervisor and Chair of the Health and Wellness Committee of The Malta Chamber 09:45 – 10:45 | ‘Strong Leadership starts with a Strong Mind’ Panel Discussion + Q&A 10:45 – 11:00 | Closing Remarks
SPEAKERS
William Spiteri Bailey, President, The Malta ChamberMatthew Bartolo, Chair of the Health & Wellness Committee of The Malta ChamberDr Marthese Portelli, CEO, The Malta ChamberPaul Borg Bonaci, Managing Director, Elia CaterersDanica Cassar, Health Psychologist & Partner, WillingnessProf Rose Marie Azzopardi, FEMA, UoMRamona Galea, Director, ARQ Advisory LtdRachel Bondi Attard, Head of Media & Communication Strategist, The Malta Chamber
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