Euro Exim Bank

Navigating Malta’s Leading Residency Programmes: An Exclusive Interview with Jonathan Cardona, CEO of Residency Malta

Malta offers a range of residency options for non-EU nationals, from families seeking permanent residence to entrepreneurs and digital nomads. In this interview, Jonathan Cardona, CEO of Residency Malta, highlights the unique features of these programmes, the rigorous due diligence process, and Malta’s ongoing appeal in the global residency market.

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Bank on Euro Exim

Euro Exim Bank has been at the forefront of the Trade Finance Industry for many years, and continues to show strong growth.  Whilst not letting a  global pandemic  slow them down and  continuing  to provide a fast and effective  service to  global businesses. We sit down with Dr Graham Bright , Head of Compliance and Operations Euro Exim Bank Ltd to discuss  where it all went right.

New European Economy : Can you tell us what the next 12 months potentially has in store for Euro Exim Bank global operations?

Dr Graham Bright: With every nation experiencing unprecedented challenges with rising domestic utilities, food, commodities and transport fees, the public in general has become much more cautious in spending as companies review their borrowings and expenditure. All at a time when the UK consumer is now informed of eye-watering 42% expected increases in energy bills coming in November 2022.

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Bermuda Aircraft Registry

Bermuda is a UK Overseas Territory and has the largest offshore aircraft registry, which is also tenth in size overall compared to the 193 signatory States to the Convention on Civil Aviation. The Bermuda Civil Aviation Authority (BCAA) is responsible for the regulation and safety oversight of aviation in Bermuda, and all aircraft on the Bermuda Aircraft Registry.

Although regulated by the UK Department for Transport, Bermuda’s safety oversight system is separate from that of the UK. The regulatory requirements are established as Overseas Territories Aviation Requirements (OTARs), which are in full compliance with the standards and recommended practices of the ICAO, a UN specialised agency established to manage the administration and governance of the Convention of International Civil Aviation.

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