The Mapfre Group has ranked among the top 10 companies that focus their efforts on Corporate Social Responsibility, while its chairman and CEO, Antonio Huertas, ranked among the five most highly recognised Spanish business leaders in Corporate Social Responsibility. This is according to research carried out by the consulting company Advice Strategic Consultants. In Malta, Mapfre is represented by Mapfre Middlesea and Mapfre MSV Life.

The consultation, conducted by means of 370 expert interviews, focused on a number of CSR-related subjects. These included fighting child poverty in developing countries, promoting employment among vulnerable groups, volunteering, facilitating access to housing, supporting the dissemination of art and culture, care for people suffering from advanced illnesses, providing impetus to entrepreneurs and digital integration to promote equal opportunities.

The experts advised that most major companies have potential to improve their position when it comes to promotion of art and culture, supporting volunteering activities and promoting entrepreneurial skills.

Mapfre , which ranked among the top 10, is a company fully committed to sustainable development in the countries in which it operates, supporting its social and economic progress.

The Volunteering Corporate Programme and, in particular, Fundación Mapfre, are essential assets in achieving this goal. In the past decade, Fundación Mapfre has invested 500 million euros in projects targeting society in 30 countries, which have benefited more than 100 million people.

Mapfre Middlesea p.l.c. (C-5553) is authorised by the Malta Financial Services Authority to carry on both long-term and general business under the Insurance Business Act, 1998. Mapfre MSV Life p.l.c. (C-15722) is authorised by the Malta Financial Services Authority to carry on long-term business under the Insurance Business Act 1998. Both entities are regulated by the MFSA.