New Politics and a Rich Diversity at the Heart of Durban’s Investment Appeal
Malta has redefined the concept of residency-by-investment with a programme ...
New Politics and a Rich Diversity at the Heart of Durban’s Investment Appeal
As global mobility and investment opportunities continue to evolve, so too do the initiatives designed to connect individuals with new residencies and second citizenships. CEO Insight is pleased to present this special report on investment migration, which highlights leading programs that underscore the strategic advantages of these opportunities. In this issue, we delve into the insights of key leaders from two distinguished markets: Malta and Antigua & Barbuda, each offering unique pathways to meet the aspirations of global citizens and investors alike.
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IG: Broadly speaking, who are the Malta Permanent Residence Programme, Malta Startup Residence Programme and the Nomad Residence Permit designed to appeal to?
In this interview with David Power, the accomplished CEO of BNF Bank, we gain insights into his transformative leadership journey. With a distinguished career spanning global financial hubs, David has steered BNF Bank to new heights.
What can you tell us about the achievement of third-country branch authorization in the UK? Why is this such a significant and positive development for BNF Bank and its clients?
David Power: BNF Bank has actively operated in the United Kingdom through its London branch since 2019. In November 2023, we obtained approval to operate a third-country branch authorized by the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) within the Bank of England, with the consent of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
Our approval to operate in the UK marks a significant achievement for BNF Bank, aligning with our long-term strategic objectives aimed at fortifying the Bank’s standing and upholding our core values. This milestone positions us to navigate evolving trends and challenges in the banking industry.