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) intelligence and anti-money-laundering (AML) enforcement, situating Malta’s framework within the wider European project of harmonisation and resilience.

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The Author has succeeded in producing a comprehensive and authoritative treatise on a doctrine which has attracted considerable judicial attention.
– Judge Professor David Joseph Attard, Chancellor of the University of Malta

An innovative and pioneering work
– Professor Kevin Aquilina, former Dean of the Faculty of Laws, University of Malta

This is a fantastic book
– Dr John Stanton, Senior Lecturer, City, University of London

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This second edition has been extensively revised and updated. Aiming to demystify company law for today’s practitioners and students, this comprehensive and authoritative treatise offers an in-depth account of the fundamental principles of the subject. The book blends theory with practice, and is the end product of extensive academic research conducted in this field of law combined with the author’s years of experience as a corporate lawyer.

The work focuses on the main principles of Maltese company law. Where appropriate, however, an effort has been made to discuss Maltese company law in the context both of English company law (which has exerted considerable influence on Maltese company law for practically five decades) and of European Community law (which is today a key source that will inevitably determine much of the future evolution of Maltese company law). The analysis, developed in a readable and stimulating fashion, shows that company law cannot be compartmentalized into clear-cut topics that can be studied in isolation.

In the foreword to the first edition, Professor Ian Refalo, refers to the book as ‘a work of outstanding quality and one which significantly enriches the scholarly literature on Maltese law’. In this new updated edition, Dr David Fabri, Head of the Department of Commercial Law at the University of Malta, in his foreword states that, “We desperately needed a proper competently authored textbook for the benefit of law students and legal practitioners, academics, as well of members of other professions such as accountants and auditors, company secretaries, compliance officers and, of course, directors. A copy should therefore find itself in all their libraries”.

The author lectures on Company and Insolvency Law at the University of Malta and is a partner at Mamo TCV Advocates.

Volumes will not be sold individually.

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