Unlocking Malta’s Structuring Toolkit: NPIFs and Partnership Structures

MASA, in collaboration with FinanceMalta, is pleased to invite you to Unlocking Maltas Structuring Toolkit — a half-day briefing designed for locally based companies and professionals operating across the funds and wealth management sectors. Against an evolving regulatory and competitive landscape, selecting the right structuring solution has become increasingly important. For fund managers, advisers and financial services firms considering their next strategic move, understanding the available structures — and how best to leverage them — can make a meaningful difference to efficiency, flexibility and long-term growth. This practical and insightful session will provide an overview of the current state of Maltas funds landscape, while exploring the structuring options available to market participants, including NPIFs, partnerships, securitisation and alternative structures . Led by experienced practitioners, advisers and the regulator, the session provides a practical, commercially focused and regulator-aware perspective on how these structures work, when they may be appropriate, and how Malta can strengthen its position as a competitive and internationally recognised financial services jurisdiction. Join us to explore Maltas structuring toolkit, gain practical insights from industry experts, and identify opportunities to position your business for its next stage of growth. Programme 08:30–09:00 – Registration, Welcome & Networking Coffee — registration, refreshments and networking. 09:00–09:10 – Welcome & Opening Remarks — Anabel Mifsud (MASA). 09:10–09:40 – NPIF Framework, Partnerships, Securitisation & SPVs: Overview — the structure, eligibility and regulatory framework of NPIFs; NPIF vs PIF vs NAIF; partnership mechanics; when a fund structure isn’t the best fit; Maltese securitisation vehicles; SPVs; and new family office structures. Presented by Andrew Caruana Scicluna (Camilleri Preziosi). 09:40–10:00 – Practical Discussion with the Regulator — a cand