Edward Grech has been appointed Head of Finance and Treasury at Izola Bank plc, bringing more than 30 years of experience in the financial services sector to his new role.

Announcing his appointment, Mr Grech expressed enthusiasm about the opportunities ahead.

“I look forward to this exciting new chapter, embracing new challenges, collaborating with talented colleagues, and contributing to the bank’s continued growth and success,” he wrote.

Mr Grech is a seasoned financial services executive with extensive leadership experience spanning banking, insurance, financial management, regulatory compliance, corporate governance and strategic management.

Prior to joining Izola Bank, he spent 10 years at Merkanti Bank Ltd, where he served as Chief Financial Officer and Deputy CEO.

During his tenure, he was responsible for overseeing the bank’s financial management, regulatory compliance, treasury operations and corporate governance. He also worked closely with the CEO and Board of Directors to support the bank’s strategic objectives and ensure sound business operations.

His professional background also includes serving as Financial Controller at BAWAG Malta Bank Limited, where he additionally held directorships within the bank’s foreign subsidiaries.

Earlier in his career, Mr Grech held the position of Financial Controller at Citadel Insurance plc.

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