Aaron Meli

Tri-Mer Services has strengthened its leadership with the appointment of Aaron Meli as Equity Partner and as a Director of the company following his approval by the MFSA.

Ian and Marco Mercieca, Managing Partners at Tri-Mer, said that they are "extremely proud to welcome Mr Meli to the partnership, bringing an important skill set and experience to the table."

They stated that his "appointment is a key investment in the future of the firm and will continue to assist in the company's growth and add value to the services [they] provide to new and existing clients" and added that this "is also a testament to the professionalism he has shown over the last ten years with the firm”

The Mriehel-based firm offers corporate and personal, assurance and tax solutions to clients operating their business in Malta or wishing to relocate to Malta. Established in 2005, Tri-Mer Services Limited is a member of BKR International.

As one of the top 10 global accounting associations, BKR International represents the combined strength of more than 150 independent accounting and business advisory firms in nearly 600 offices and over 80 countries.

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