Broker Review

• • • MPFM describes itself as a “Malta-based investment management company authorised and regulated by the Malta Financial Services Authority (‘MFSA’)”.

    • The website states that MPFM holds an Investment Services Licence as an Alternative Investment Fund Manager (AIFM), and that it provides investment services to alternative investment funds and collective investment schemes.

    • Further, MPFM claims responsibility for managing and operating Cayman-Islands domiciled mutual funds (registered with the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority, CIMA), and collective investment schemes.

    • The website emphasises that its senior management has “decades of collective experience in managing assets”, with a focus on risk management, absolute returns, and actively managed market-based strategies.

    • Its stated goal: provide investors access to alternative assets which deliver stable returns resistant to market volatility, protect capital values, and offer value through expertise in asset acquisition, valuation, portfolio servicing, fund creation & management.

    In short: the website presents MPFM as an established, regulated fund manager based in Malta, servicing alternative investment funds and schemes, with a focus on stable returns and risk-mitigation.

    Red Flags & Regulatory Warning

    However and this is very important the regulator MFSA has issued a formal public warning about MPFM. Specifically:

    • On 6 October 2025, the MFSA published a warning stating that an entity operating under the name “MP Fund Management Limited” (the same web address) is neither a Maltese registered company nor licensed or otherwise authorised by the MFSA to provide investment services.

    • The warning states that MPFM claims to be authorised and regulated by the MFSA, but this claim is untrue.

    • The MFSA advises the public to refrain from entering into any transactions or dealings with this entity in matters which fall under the Investment Services Act, Chapter 370 of the Laws of Malta.

Implications

• If you were considering investing with MPFM (or via one of the funds it claims to manage), you face significant regulatory risk: the company is not approved or supervised by the Maltese regulator, contrary to its claims.

• Lack of licensing means limited investor protections. If the entity is not regulated, there may be no recourse via the MFSA for wrongdoing or mis-management.

• The discrepancy between the website’s claims and the regulator’s statement raises questions about the company’s credibility, transparency, and business model.

• The attractiveness of “alternative assets”, “stable returns”, etc., may be used as marketing; without regulatory oversight, you cannot rely on supervision standards that licensed firms must meet.

Conclusion

While MP Fund Management Limited presents itself online as a licensed, Malta-based investment manager with expertise in alternative funds and asset management, the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) has officially warned that the company is not registered, licensed, or authorised to provide investment services in or from Malta.