1 | APS Bank | HQ: FlorianaAPS Bank Ltd. is a limited liability company which is wholly owned by the Catholic Church in Malta. It is duly registered with the Malta Registrar of Companies and is licensed and regulated by the Malta Financial Services Authority. The Bank's major raison d'etre is mainly that of creating a balance between reaching profitable objectives and actively participating and supporting initiatives aimed at enhancing or generally alleviating human welfare. |
2 | Bank of Valletta | HQ: Santa VeneraBank of Valletta plc is the oldest bank in Malta and is a part of BOV Group, a leading financial services provider in Malta, providing a full range of financial services including investment banking, private banking, fund management, bancassurance and stockbroking. The Bank is licensed to conduct investment services business and to act as a trustee by the Malta Financial Services Authority. Domestic operations include a national network of 41 branches, a Corporate Centre, 5 Business Centres and a Wealth Management arm. Bank of Valletta has representative offices in Australia, Italy, Egypt, Libya, and Tunisia. |
3 | HSBC Bank Malta | HQ: VallettaHSBC Bank Malta p.l.c. is the largest and the second-oldest bank in Malta and a subsidiary of HSBC Group (United Kingdom), one of the largest banking and financial services organisations in the world. It offers a comprehensive range of financial products and services via a network of around 60 branches and offices throughout Malta and Gozo. HSBC Bank Malta is part of the European region within the HSBC Group. Total assets: €5.665 billion (as of December 31, 2010). |
4 | Mediterranean Bank | HQ: VallettaMediterranean Bank plc is a specialist bank focusing on wealth management, savings and investments. The Bank's assets are comprised of very high credit quality financial instruments, principally issued by EU entities. Mediterranean Bank was not an active investor in financial assets prior to the credit crisis, and therefore it has no legacy portfolio investments and no impaired assets. Total assets: €1.392 billion (as of December 31, 2010). |
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