Dr. Natasha Cachia

B.A., M.A. (Fin. Serv)., LL.D.
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Languages spoken:
English, Maltese, Italian, French
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Dr. Natasha Cachia

Summary

Natasha boasts an extensive career as a seasoned legal professional, offering invaluable expertise to clients spanning diverse corporate and commercial law realms across various industries. Her proficiency encompasses corporate and company law counsel, commercial and contract law, tenders, capitalizations, mergers and acquisitions, corporate financing, and M&A transactions. Additionally, Natasha has played a pivotal role in the establishment and guidance of trusts and foundations.

A standout achievement in Natasha's career involves spearheading the legal aspects of a significant national tender project in Malta, culminating in securing the contract for her client. Her adeptness extends to the CSP and Trustee business, holding regulatory appointments in these domains.

Natasha's regulatory prowess shines through in guiding clients through licensing applications for Maltese entities in sectors like Credit Institutions, Financial Institutions, Collective Investment Schemes, Investment Services, CSP, Trustees, and Virtual Financial Assets. She provides counsel to both aspiring regulatory applicants and already regulated entities. Natasha's contributions to drafting legislation and bye-laws in capital markets underscore her commitment to promoting good corporate governance.

Experience

Natasha specializes in risk advisory services, focusing on AML and CFT Legislation, Sanctions Advisory Services, and various regulatory matters. Her comprehensive experience renders her a trusted advisor adept at navigating intricate legal and regulatory landscapes.

Academic Record

  • Malta Institute of Management, Certificate in Virtual Financial Assets for VFA Agents
  • University of Malta, Masters Degree in Financial Services
  • University of Malta, Doctor of Laws
  • Institute of Financial Services Practitioners, IFSP Foundation Certificate in Trusts Law and Management
  • University of Malta, Postgraduate Diploma of Notary Public
  • University of Malta, Bachelor of Arts in Law and Philosophy
  • Languages: English, French, Italian, Maltese

Memberships

  • Chamber of Advocates

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Why Non-Compete Clauses Matter – A European Perspective

Non-compete clauses and post-employment restrictions are among the most sensitive – and often most misunderstood – tools available to employers. When properly designed, they can protect key business interests such as trade secrets, strategic know-how, and customer relationships. Find out how to protect your company.

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February 16, 2026
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Malta Retirement Programme: Special Tax Status in Malta for Pensioners

Malta Retirement Programme provides qualifying retirees with special tax status, enabling foreign pension income to be taxed at a flat 15% rate, subject to a minimum annual tax, while offering legal residence in Malta. The Programme is open to retired individuals receiving pension income as their primary source of income. This publication outlines the legal framework, eligibility requirements, property conditions, tax treatment, treaty access, and the administrative process for obtaining Special Tax Status and Maltese residence permit. It also highlights the importance of cross-border tax coordination to ensure alignment between Malta and the retiree’s country of pension source.

European Guide to Holding Company Tax RegimesEuropean Guide to Holding Company Tax Regimes
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European Guide to Holding Company Tax Regimes

European holding companies remain a cornerstone of international structuring for families, private investors, and multinational groups, despite increased regulatory convergence across the EU. While participation exemptions and directive access are now widely available, material differences persist in how jurisdictions tax inbound and outbound flows, impose substance requirements, and apply anti-avoidance rules in practice.

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