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List Of Investment Banks In Malta

Published by Gbaf News

Posted on October 31, 2012

1 min read

· Last updated: June 11, 2018

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Banking Wealth Management Digital banking Central Banks

Akbank
APS Bank
Bank of Valletta International Ltd
BAWAG Malta Bank Ltd
Central Bank of Malta
Commbank Europe Ltd
Credit Europe Bank
Erste Bank
Finansbank
First International Merchant Bank Ltd
Fortis Bank
HSBC Bank plc
Investkredit International Bank Plc
Izola Bank
Lombard Bank
Mediterranean Bank plc
Raifeissen Bank
Sparkase Bank
Tekstilbank
Turkiye Garanti Bankasi AS
Volksbank Malta Ltd
VP Bank

Key Takeaways

Malta hosts a diverse mix of domestic and international banks offering investment and trade finance services.
Major banks like Bank of Valletta, APS Bank, Lombard Bank, MeDirect, and Sparkasse provide investment banking, wealth management, and digital platforms.
Specialty institutions such as Merkanti Bank (formerly BAWAG Malta) focus on structured and trade finance.
Central Bank of Malta plays a monetary and Eurosystem role, not commercial investment services.
Digital Investment Bank of Valletta provides institutional-grade digital assets trading and custodial services.

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What are the main investment banking services in Malta?

Major banks like Bank of Valletta, APS Bank, Lombard Bank, MeDirect, and Sparkasse offer investment services including wealth management, portfolio advisory, trade finance, and digital investment platforms.

Does Malta have a dedicated central bank for investment services?

No. The Central Bank of Malta is the national monetary authority and part of the Eurosystem, but it does not provide commercial investment banking services.

Are there banks in Malta specializing in digital assets?

Yes. The Digital Investment Bank of Valletta offers institutional-grade digital assets trading and custodial services.

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