The Malta Financial Services Authority has published its Annual Report 2025, setting out its supervisory, regulatory, enforcement and organisational work over the year. The report presents the authority’s activity as an implementation of its strategic priorities in a financial services environment shaped by technological change, emerging risks and increasing regulatory complexity. Key figures in the report show 1,849 supervisory interactions with authorised entities in 2025, 1,023 authorisations approved and total penalties of EUR 570,673 imposed. It also outlines work across different areas of Malta’s financial services sector, including efforts to address key risks, strengthen standards and maintain engagement with local and international stakeholders, peer regulators and policy partners.
Malta Financial Services Authority2026-06-30
Malta Financial Services Authority publishes 2025 annual report highlighting 1849 supervisory interactions and EUR 570673 in penalties
The Malta Financial Services Authority’s Annual Report 2025 sets out its supervisory, regulatory, enforcement and organisational activity during the year. It reports 1,849 supervisory interactions, 1,023 authorisations approved and EUR 570,673 in penalties. The report also reviews sector developments, risk work and engagement with domestic and international regulatory counterparts.