Description
This book is the first comprehensive guide to the role, powers, responsibilities and liabilities of insolvency practitioners in Malta, examining in depth how they are appointed, supervised and held to account by the competent authority. It is designed to be directly relevant to those studying and practising in related fields such as company and commercial law, as well as to professionals involved in corporate restructuring, bankruptcy and insolvency law. The book highlights instructive similarities and differences with other EU jurisdiction and with the UK, enabling readers to place the Maltese corporate insolvency regime in its wider European and international context.
Written in a clear and engaging style, the book blends legal analysis, comparative insight and practical guidance. For practitioners, it provides the tools needed to manage liability risks and meet supervisory expectations in Malta and beyond. For students, it offers a rigorous yet accessible exploration of insolvency practice, grounding theoretical study in real-world professional challenges. For policymakers and academics, it identifies emerging issues of artificial intelligence (AI) and anti-money-laundering (AML) enforcement, situating Malta’s framework within the wider European project of harmonisation and resilience.
