The Malta Bankers Association (MBA), in collaboration with the Central Bank of Malta, will host ‘Ħu Ħsieb Flusek 2026’ on 20 March, 2026. This event aims at raising awareness on digital financial security and strengthening resilience against fraud and scams.
The event, titled ‘Is-Sigurtà Diġitali għar-Reżiljenza kontra l-Frodi u Scams’, will bring together experts from credit institutions, regulators, law enforcement and consumer protection organisations to discuss emerging threats in the digital financial landscape and the measures individuals can take to protect themselves.
The event will take place at the Central Bank of Malta, Binja Laparelli, Valletta, between 08:30 and 13:30 hrs, and will feature presentations covering topics such as EU regulations on fraudulent payments, common types of online scams, the Digital Services Act, secure customer authentication for online purchases, and practical advice on recognising and avoiding fraud.
Speakers include representatives from the Central Bank of Malta, the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA), the European Commission Representation in Malta, Bank of Valletta, MeDirect Bank, GEMMA, the Malta Police Force, the Victim Support Agency, the Office of the Arbiter for Financial Services, financial experts and the Malta Bankers’ Association. Presentations will be delivered in Maltese.
The event will also feature sessions focusing on practical guidance for consumers, including how to recognise scams, avoid fraudulent traps, and the steps to take if one becomes a victim of financial crime.
‘Ħu Ħsieb Flusek’ is part of the events marking European Money Week 2026 and forms part of ongoing efforts by the Maltese banking sector and national institutions to promote financial literacy and encourage safe financial behaviour in an increasingly digital environment.
Participation is free of charge; however, registration is required.
Those interested in attending are invited to register by sending an email to [email protected], including their ID number, by Tuesday, 17th March, 2026.
