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XNT Wins Courtbattle Against Maltese Regulator FIAU

Malta’s MFSA-regulated investment firm XNT Ltd, part of the Exante Group, has won the first hurdle in its court battle against Malta’s FIAU. After years of the inaction of flagrant abuse in well-renowned cases, the FIAU dished out fines to small firms and continued with its action against top firms. Following media pressure, the FIAU opted to fine some larger firms such as XNT. It has so far failed to publicly take action against the likes of Calamatta Cuschieri despite shocking court revelations.

Notorious Maltese XNT Fined With €244k For Failed Anti-Money-Laundering Procedures!

XNT LTD (previously known as Exante Ltd) is a Maltese investment firm regulated by the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA). On 13 June 2022, the FIAU announced that it had fined XNT Ltd €244,679 over a series of anti-money laundering shortcomings. The Maltese regulator said the company did not fulfill its anti-money laundering obligations by not assessing and appropriately obtaining information on the purpose and intended nature of their clients' business relations.

Russian-Maltese Exante still operating in Malta and Cyprus despite Russia’s blacklisting

Exante Group is a Maltese-Russian investment venture with XNT LTD (previously known as Exante Ltd), an investment firm regulated by the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA), and EXT Ltd, an investment firm regulated by CySEC. Exante has a long story of investigations by authorities in the U.S. In 2021, the Russian Central Bank blacklisted Exante and its CySEC-regulated entity. An investigation by The Shift found that the Exante companies are still operating. It is still listed as a member firm of the Malta Stock Exchange (MSE).

Regulatory Monitor – Malta’s XNT hit by resignations of its directors!

XNT LTD (previously known as Exante Ltd) is an investment firm incorporated in Malta and regulated by the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA). Three directors resigned during the past months, namely Joseph Zammit Tabona, Michael Bianchi, and Lawrence Zammit. The present directors are Alexey Kirienko and Anatoly Knyazev; they have links with former Maltese Prime Minister Joseph Muscat, allegedly the most corrupt politician in 2019.

Greylisted Malta and its disgraced regulators!

The Financial Intelligence Analysis Unit (FIAU) of Malta is being highly criticized for paying Maltese online portals and newspapers for positive reportage in its regard. This is very telling and indeed shocking for a European country. Only last month, Malta has been placed on the grey list by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), which makes the European tax haven much less attractive. Who wants to be a tax resident or owner of a company in a grey-listed jurisdiction? And then there's the strange approach of the Maltese regulators.

Bravo! MFSA finally takes actions against scam-facilitating payment processor Paytah

And it does move! Finally, the MFSA is acting on the numerous complaints from aggrieved investors about regulated payment processor Phoenix Payments Limited d/b/a Paytah. As reported by FinTelegram, Paytah has knowingly and willingly supported various broker scams with its services. Many victims have lost their money as a result. EFRI, through its Maltese lawyer, has filed complaints with the MFSA and the authorities. Now the MFSA has announced that a Supervisory Action will be taken.