The Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) is the primary financial regulator in Malta, established in 2002. It oversees banking, insurance, securities, and investment services, ensuring market integrity and consumer protection[1][3]. The MFSA offers regulatory supervision, licensing, and advisory services to financial institutions[2][3]. Its target audience includes financial service providers and consumers. The unique selling proposition is its comprehensive regulatory framework, providing a stable and transparent environment for financial operations in Malta. The MFSA also plays a role in advising the government on financial policies[1][3].