B Capital Malcolm Manara

B Capital Services (Malta) Ltd recently announced the appointment of Malcolm Manara as Director. Mr Manara brings a wealth of expertise in taxation, corporate advisory, and financial operations to the company’s growing team.

With over six years of experience across corporate services, financial analysis, and business development, Mr Manara’s appointment marks a strategic addition to B Capital at a time of significant momentum. His role will focus on helping clients structure their affairs efficiently and in full compliance with regulatory requirements, offering end-to-end support in accounting, tax compliance, and corporate advisory services.

Mr Manara’s broad cross-sector experience includes work in commodity trading, yachting, hospitality, investment services, gaming, cryptocurrency, and start-ups; making him a well-rounded asset capable of delivering tailored insights to B Capital’s diverse client base. He will work closely with Carly Maniscalco, who continues to oversee B Capital’s finance and administration functions, ensuring a seamless and robust internal structure.

Alongside his continued responsibilities with CSB, Mr Manara’s addition comes at an exciting time for B Capital, as the firm’s private equity arm reports strong performance and multiple investment mark-ups.

With a healthy pipeline of new opportunities on the horizon, B Capital is well-positioned for sustained growth in the dynamic private equity space.

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