AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMaltaPost Court Ruling: MaltaPost has lost its appeal over a €10,159 compensation demand tied to missed delivery targets, with the Court of Appeal upholding the regulator’s decision and rejecting MaltaPost’s arguments about heat and lack of time to respond. iGaming Expansion: Malta-based test lab RiskCherry says it’s now approved in five more jurisdictions, bringing its coverage to 24 regulated markets after new approvals in Argentina, Bulgaria, Colombia and Croatia. Payments & EU Licensing: Manchester fintech Ryft closed a £20m Series B and says it has applied to the MFSA for an EU payments licence to passport across the EEA. AI in Malta’s Gambling Sector: Malta’s Gaming Authority is developing a charter on the responsible use of AI as the sector leans into new tech. Planning & Crematorium: Malta’s planning directorate recommends approval in principle for the first crematorium on protected agricultural land near Addolorata Cemetery, despite environmental and local council objections. Global Business Watch: UNGA meetings include Sheikh Abdullah’s talks with Malta’s FM Chris Fearne and others on trade, investment and AI.
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