//=$publicationCategory?>Reflections on CHOGM theme
Economics
This is the first in a set of publications that are aimed at sharing our experience and knowledge across various challenges the Commonwealth faces. We hope that this publication can sow the seed of discussion and debate on a more resilient Commonwealth family. With a powerful theme as the one chosen, ‘Delivering a Common Future: Connecting, Innovating, Transforming’, Rwanda has the opportunity to establish itself as an international champion for transformation. This publication shares our reflections on such a powerful theme.//=$publicationTextLink?>
//=$publicationCategory?>Tokenise
How NFTs and tokenisation will disrupt tomorrow's economies. (April, 2022)
Economics
This publication is the first in a series of reports that throws the spotlight on the broader context of virtual economics. As the virtual economy grows in both size and scope, we believe that understanding the economic fundamentals is necessary for corporates to truly navigate the new landscape. The virtual economy is actually more about economics than one would think. Non-fungible tokens, known as NFTs, have the power to disrupt several traditional industries by bringing the physical world closer to the virtual economy. This report presents an overview of the concept, possible use cases and shares a conversation with three leading experts.
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//=$publicationCategory?>Rediscover
A renewed vision for Malta's tourism industry. (November, 2021)
Economics
Seed is proud to have supported The Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry in charting a renewed vision for Malta’s tourism industry. This proposed strategy takes a deep dive into the tourism industry in Malta, where it currently stands, how it has got here and, most importantly, where it is heading. It is an unflinching assessment that spans across the tourism value chain, taking in not only the local ecosystem, but also the global and regional trends that are driving the industry and which increasingly call for an urgent reappraisal of tourism policies and strategies. Rediscover is a vision for the industry, by the industry and we hope that this document will steer national debate and action towards future-proofing Malta’s tourism industry.
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//=$publicationCategory?>Relocate
A review of residency & citizenship programmes. (August, 2021)
Residency & Citizenship
This publication provides high level information on each of the Residency-by-Investment programmes in the EU and Schengen Area, and the prominent Citizenship-by-Investment progammes worldwide. As the world becomes smaller it is becoming increasingly more important to be able to obtain an additional residence or second citizenship, ensuring ease of travel. This publication provides essential information on various investment migration programmes at the click of a button.
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//=$publicationCategory?>Accelerate
Insights into Malta's start-up ecosystem. (September, 2021)
Market Intelligence & Research
This publication provides insights on all the pillars contributing to Malta’s start-up ecosystem, by analysing the actors, environment, funding, and state aid available as well as delving into the importance of R&D and how public policy action can provide additional support to our start-up ecosystem. It also outlines a set of recommendations and proposals which we believe will help strengthen our start-up ecosystem and position Malta as an attractive innovation hub in the years to come. The report also includes several interviews with founders of successful start-ups and how they believe Malta can continue to improve in this space.
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//=$publicationCategory?>Glass
Walls and ceilings in Malta's listed companies. (March, 2021)
Market Intelligence & Research
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//=$publicationCategory?>Vaccine
Building the case for vaccine manufacturing in Africa. (April, 2021)
Economics
The burden of infectious diseases continues to be disproportionately high in some African countries, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, leading to significant impacts on health and socio-economic development. The COVID-19 pandemic has revived a long-standing question in African and global circles: What would it take for Africa to manufacture its own vaccines? This report is our contribution to the debate.
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//=$publicationCategory?>Analyse
Taxation trends within the European Union. (February, 2021)
Tax
This publication provides high level tax information on each of the 27 EU Member States. As the world becomes smaller it is becoming more important to be able to obtain an understanding of how transactions are impacted in different countries and not just in Malta. This publication provides essential information on the various tax systems within the EU at the click of a button.
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//=$publicationCategory?>Next12
Reflections by some of Malta's thought-leaders on 2021. (December, 2020)
Market Intelligence & Research
Next12 brings together some of Malta’s leading thought-leaders in their respective field to share their insights on a number of areas and topics and their developments throughout 2021. With still a prevailing sense of uncertainty, the world will surely continue to transform itself in a number of domains. There is no doubt that the world will change. Business and trade will change. Social dynamics and our way of life will change too. We need to start thinking of a new normal and Malta is no exception.
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//=$publicationCategory?>(r)Evolution
PSD2, open banking and the future of payment services. (June, 2020)
Financial Services
This report sheds light on the adoption by local credit and financial institutions of Europe’s Second Payment Services Directive (PSD2) which introduces the concept of Open Banking within its regulatory framework. To gauge the Directive’s impact and measure the level of preparedness in the financial world, we undertook a qualitative and quantitative research study of representatives from close to 20 leading credit and financial institutions. We have used the results to inform this report.
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