Over the coming months, Bank of Valletta will be opening a new office in the London hub.

“Having a presence in London makes strategic and business sense for Bank of Valletta. We feel that this move is in line with our plans to strengthen the bank's international reach and elevate the visibility of the bank in strategically important locations,” chairman Deo Scerri said.

The BOV chairman, who was accompanied by Kenneth Farrugia, Chief Business Development Officer and Joseph M. Camilleri, Chief Officer BOV Fund Services, made this statement while paying a visit to the premises in London.

Mr Farrugia explained that the bank’s decision was a natural extension to the existing offices currently in operation in Milan and Brussels.

"Our representative offices were originally set up to support pockets of Maltese emigrants settling overseas in countries like Canada and Australia. The BOV Group has today realigned its strategy for its representative offices, and presently they serve to support European investors and businesses, interested in broadening their horizons, and looking at Malta to do so.”

The BOV Representative Office in London will be the fourth in the Bank’s network of offices which includes offices in Belgium, Italy and Libya (temporarily closed). The new BOV Office in London is expected to be operative over Q1 2018.

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