Bank of Valletta Breaks New Ground with Malta's First-Ever Investor Days
- saskiavanvredenbur
- 7 days ago
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In a pioneering move for Malta's financial sector, Bank of Valletta (BoV) is making history by hosting the nation's first-ever Investor Days on 3rd and 4th November in Gozo and Malta. This groundbreaking initiative underscores Malta's growing reputation as a sophisticated financial hub, where transparency and stakeholder engagement are at the forefront of banking excellence.
The events give shareholders, customers, and the wider financial community a rare opportunity to meet BoV’s leadership, gaining direct insight into the Bank’s strategy, performance, and future outlook.
The sessions will feature comprehensive presentations by the Bank's distinguished leadership team, including BoV Chairperson Dr Gordon Cordina, CEO Kenneth Farrugia, and Chief Financial Officer Kevin Cardona. Several members of the Bank's Executive Committee will also participate in an engaging panel discussion, addressing performance highlights, cutting-edge digital transformation initiatives, enhanced customer service developments, and significant progress across sustainability and governance commitments.

Dr Cordina highlighted the importance of open dialogue in building trust and long-term value, while MrFarrugia described the initiative as a step toward a more modern, customer-centric bank. Mr Cardona added that transparent communication is key to helping stakeholders understand the Bank’s strategy and sustainable growth plans.
The Investor Days represent the first in a planned series of ongoing engagements, positioning Malta as a leader in financial transparency and stakeholder communication. The Bank of Valletta remains dedicated to maintaining open, transparent channels of communication, ensuring that shareholders and stakeholders alike stay informed about the Bank's progress, priorities, and performance. As Malta continues to strengthen its position as a premier financial destination, the Bank looks forward to continuing this important dialogue in the months and years ahead.





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