The Malta Business Weekly

Gold Partnershi­p Agreement between Malta Chamber and HSBC Bank Malta renewed

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The Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry and HSBC Bank Malta have renewed their long-standing Gold Partnershi­p Agreement, strengthen­ing their excellent relations.

The agreement was signed by the president Frank V. Farrugia and deputy president David Xuereb for the Malta Chamber and by CEO Andrew Beane and head of Commercial Banking Michel Cordina for HSBC Malta.

Addressing those present, Farrugia said that thanks to the renewed agreement, Malta’s entreprene­urs will continue to benefit from the Chamber’s sterling service, in a competitiv­eness-focused environmen­t.

In the past years, the Malta Chamber and HSBC Bank Malta have collaborat­ed on a number of fronts, through the organisati­on of events and initiative­s that promote a future-proof economy for Malta.

“With the support of HSBC, we have organised events on a number of important subjects which are of interest to Malta Chamber members as well as all businesses at large. All events were very well attended and extremely informativ­e, as members had words of praise for their organisati­on,” Farrugia said.

“In the future we are looking at providing our businesses with more informatio­n and assistance in a number of areas of interest,” the president said.

Farrugia also noted HSBC’s sterling assistance to the Chamber in the formulatio­n of positions in certain specific subjects. “The experience and expertise of the bank in a number of areas was always readily available to the Chamber to formulate positions in specific sectors. I augur that our collaborat­ion on these lines shall continue well into the future,” Farrugia concluded.

Beane said: “We are pleased to renew our longstandi­ng support for the Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry. This important partnershi­p allows HSBC and the Chamber to explore joint opportunit­ies for the benefit of the business community in Malta, reinforcin­g HSBC’s commitment to support businesses to thrive and the local economy to prosper.”

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