The Maltese Attorney General and local government bodies have reportedly dropped all criminal and civil allegations brought against EXANTE and its directors. All company accounts on the island are now fully operational. This information has been confirmed by EXANTE communication director Patrick J. O'Brien, who said that the company representatives had no doubt it would be exonerated, but are still thankful to the clients, local businesses and staff for the support.
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