For APS Bank CEO Marcel Cassar, the bank’s prospects of being prepared for the future are all about “becoming more resilient, shoring up existing revenue streams and developing new ones”.
He made the comments after a recently held strategy meeting for APS Bank’s Board members and senior management. The meeting took place at the Malta Mariott Hotel & Spa in St Julian’s.
Mr Cassar went on to say that “future-readiness” is achieved “by being innovative, creative, and by caring for [the bank’s] customers, employees and investors”.
“The next phase of the planning cycle sees the setting of high level objectives by end-September, leading to the further modelling and detailed work on the 2024-2026 plan targeted to be finalised by November,” he concluded.
During the meeting, subject matter experts were invited to share their knowledge and experiences with the leadership team. McKinsey & Co Partner Balazs Czimer and Associate Partner Valeria Laszlo presented the keynote topic of “Banking in 2030”.
The agenda of the meeting also covered a range of other subjects delivered by APS Bank workers from a number of different departments and units.
Featured Image:
APS Bank CEO Marcel Cassar
‘Malta must shape AI, not just use it’
As the election looms, tech leaders warn that without urgent policy, Malta risks falling behind on AI governance, security, and ...
‘Parental leave could reshape work, but at what cost?’ Three Maltese CEOs on the first election proposal
MaltaCEOs spoke to three CEOs about one of the first proposals tabled in this early election.
‘The imbalance is structural’: Malta’s researchers on why AI is exposing gender gaps in Malta’s media
Speaking to MaltaCEOs, the DIMAS researcher explains how large-scale analysis is revealing who gets visibility.
Moneybase adds corporate cards to business platform
A new feature allows businesses to issue payment cards to employees and link them directly to specific company wallets within ...
