GTG has once again been recognised at the highest level in the Chambers and Partners FinTech 2026 rankings, securing a Band 1 position for the seventh consecutive year. The continued top-tier ranking reflects GTG’s sustained leadership in Malta’s fintech legal market and its central role in advising clients operating at the intersection of finance, technology, and regulation.

The firm’s recognition is further strengthened by individual rankings awarded to two of its leading practitioners. Dr Ian Gauci continues to be recognised in Band 1, reinforcing his position as a key figure in fintech, digital regulation, and technology-driven policy development. His work is widely acknowledged for combining regulatory insight with strategic foresight, supporting clients through evolving legal and technological frameworks. Dr Cherise Abela Grech has again been ranked in Band 2, highlighting her consistent impact in fintech and financial services regulation, particularly in areas requiring precise regulatory navigation and practical implementation.

Together, these recognitions reflect the depth and consistency of GTG’s fintech practice and its ongoing contribution to Malta’s digital economy. The firm remains focused on delivering forward-looking legal advice, supporting innovation, and working closely with clients and partners as the fintech sector continues to evolve both locally and internationally.