This article was first published by the LPEA – Luxembourg Private Equity & Venture Capital Association in December 2025

This year’s FinanceMalta Annual Conference made one thing clear: digital assets have moved from experiment to infrastructure – they are becoming a structural component of the European financial system. With Malta rapidly strengthening its credentials as a regulated hub for digital asset strategies, we asked our two digital assets experts to share what stood out and what comes next.

An interview with Filip Suchta, Branch Director, Malta, following his participation in the 0100 Emerging Europe conference panel: “The Fundraising Landscape: Trends and Future Opportunities”.

With institutional interest in crypto-assets surging, and despite the expected harmonised EU  framework for crypto-asset issuers and servicers (MiCA), Europe still has a rather fragmented  regulatory framework available to asset managers. Luxembourg’s pragmatic approach stands out  as an opportunity to differentiate itself and position itself as a key player in the emerging crypto assets management industry. 

The regulatory landscape for depositary services is a labyrinth, constantly evolving and varying across jurisdictions. This presents significant challenges for institutions managing a diverse range of asset classes.

At Q Securities, we are adept at navigating this complexity and are committed to providing our clients with secure, compliant, and tailored solutions.

Luxembourg’s financial landscape thrives on innovation and inclusivity. However, finding the right depositary provider can be a hurdle for funds pursuing complex, non-traditional strategies. Here’s where Q Securities comes in.