Zerafa Trustees – Tailor-made Trust &
Corporate services in Malta

Personal attention is one of our hallmarks.
You are not a number for us but someone we would like to
establish a relationship with.

About us

We are committed to provide you with our services while remaining loyal to our core values of efficiency, dedication, and personal attention.

Whether you are a start-up or part of an international group, we promise you our full commitment and dedication, our efficiency in providing services quickly and in a timely manner, and our availability and instant response.

We want to build lasting relationships with our clients and continue to expand our network and reach by ensuring our clients are satisfied with our level of services.

van Cutsem Wittamer Marnef & Partners​

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The role of the Company Secretary

Every company incorporated or otherwise established in Malta is required to have in office a company secretary who has sufficient knowledge and experience to discharge its functions. The company secretary is to be appointed by the board of […]

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The New Crowdfunding Rules

On the 25th January 2022, the Malta Financial Services Authority (“MFSA”) issued new Crowdfunding Rules (the “Rules”) which contain provisions regulating the operations of Crowdfunding Service Providers authorised by the MFSA. The Rules may be seen as a reflection and extension […]

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Amendments to the Companies Act

On the 26th October 2021, the Companies (Amendment) Act (the “Amendment Act”) was enacted in order to amend the Companies Act (Cap. 386 of the Laws of Malta) (the “Act”). From an overview of the amendments undertaken, it […]

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Immovable Property in Trust

As per Article 2 of the Trusts and Trustees Act, Chapter 331 of the Laws of Malta (the “TTA”), the property held within a trust can be either a movable or an immovable, such as real estate property. […]

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Variation and Revocation of Trusts

The main difference between a variation and a revocation of a trust is that, whilst variation allows the power to revoke certain terms under a trust and introduce new ones, revocation allows the power to terminate the rights […]

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The Settlor of a Trust

Under Article 2 of the Trusts and Trustees Act, Chapter 331 of the Laws of Malta (the “TTA”), the settlor is defined as ‘the person who makes the trust and includes a person who provides trust property or […]

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The Beneficiaries in a Trust: Who is the Beneficiary?

There is no trust without a trustee. However, there is another essential party to the trust, without which the trust would be invalid: the beneficiary. The purpose behind creating a trust is to provide certain benefits to the […]

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