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The FIAU and the MFSA can and are given authority by law to perform inspections on subject persons and licensed entities. This course is aimed at Designated Non-Financial Business Providers and Corporate Service Providers and will give insight on the different supervisory engagements carried out.
This session will provide an in-depth look at the continuing disclosure obligations emanating from Chapter 5 of the Capital Markets Rules applicable to Issuers in terms of the said Rules. This session will cover both periodic financial reporting as well as ad hoc disclosure obligations, and should be particularly relevant to equity and debt issuers listed on the main market of the Malta Stock Exchange as well as entities contemplating listing.
The aim of this course is to give a brief overview of the different types of Collective Investment Schemes and to provide more information with regards to the tasks and responsibilities of the Fund Administrator. It will also give more insight on the different roles within the Fund Administration business. An explanation on how to calculate an NAV and on how to price different types of Instruments will be provided. After this course you will be able to understand the basic principles of Fund Accounting and Administration.
This course delves into the AML/CFT challenges and risks associated with trusts, providing a practical framework for managing these risks effectively. It examines the unique vulnerabilities of trusts, focusing on beneficial ownership concealment and complex financial structures that can be exploited to launder illicit funds and sanctions evasion, amongst others.
The course addresses customer risk management, particularly wealth accumulation, SOW and SOW, offering actionable insights into compliance obligations and advanced risk mitigation techniques. Participants will gain an understanding of the legal requirements in terms of the PMLFTR and how to apply them effectively in practice when dealing with trust customers. Particular emphasis is placed on conducting due diligence on trusts and their beneficial owners, ensuring compliance with AML obligations while addressing practical challenges.
Through examples
and scenarios
, participants will gain the skills to identify red flags, evaluate trust structures, and implement robust control measures. This includes guidance on understanding the risk factors specific to trusts, enhancing due diligence procedures, and adopting effective strategies to mitigate risks and ensure compliance with AML regulations.
