Payment services provider and e-money institution EPG Financial Services has just announced Franco Borg’s appointment as Head of Risk, subject to regulatory approval.

Mr Borg joined EPG after having gained extensive experience working in risk and internal audit roles at different organisations, including a leading local insurance company and the Maltese financial services regulator.

The Head of Risk also boasts extensive experience working in advisory services with a Big Four firm within international multi-national set-ups.

“EPG is committed towards building a business set-up that places regulatory compliance first, and as a result, welcomes the investment being undertaken in the areas of risk and AML,” Executive Board Director and CFO Roberto Migliozzi said.

Mr Migliozzi also noted that he recognises ‘the importance of having top talent in the organisation at a time when the human element is key towards achieving company objectives.’

Sofia Maria Cucciniello

EPG Financial Services also announced that Sofia Maria Cucciniello has been appointed Money Laundering Officer (MLRO), subject to regulatory approval.

Ms Cucciniello is a qualified lawyer and ACAMS professional who has worked in legal and AML roles in financial institutions both locally and internationally.

She has also worked as General Counsel in a financial institution and has provided AML/CFT advisory services to a number of clients operating in the area of virtual financial assets, financial institutions, and other licensed entities.

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