Economist Jean Paul Fabri has been appointed interim acting CEO of LifeStar Insurance following Jonathan Camilleri’s departure from the role, subject to regulatory approval.

Mr Camilleri served as CEO for LifeStar Insurance for over a year, and he first joined the company in September 2014. He has held several senior roles, including Head of Operations and Life Operations Manager.
Mr Fabri has served as an independent, non-executive director of the company and as a member of its Remuneration and Nomination Committee since August 2023. He is an economist by profession and co-founder of ParametricMatters, myUbuntu and tapseed. He is also a partner at Seed, an advisory firm.
The company has also appointed Robert Laszlo as interim acting deputy CEO. Mr Laszlo currently serves as LifeStar Insurance’s Head of Actuarial, having joined the company in December 2025.
Mr Laszlo has more than 25 years of experience in the insurance industry, having held positions across several areas, including actuarial services, risk management, finance, administration, IT, process optimisation and business development. His experience spans both primary insurance and reinsurance.
He holds a Master’s Degree in economics and actuarial sciences from Corvinus University of Budapest.
Meanwhile, Juanita Brockdorff has been confirmed as an independent, non-executive director following receipt of the necessary regulatory approvals.

Dr Brockdorff is a lawyer by profession, with expertise in international taxation, financial services and corporate advisory. Throughout her career, she has advised leading multinational organisations and global financial services groups, including insurance companies operating in Malta.
She is currently a founding partner of Brockdorff Law, a specialist law firm focusing on international tax, financial services, corporate law, wealth structuring and cross-border advisory.
Until 2023, Dr Brockdorff was a partner in KPMG Malta’s Tax and Financial Services practice, where she advised international groups and regulated entities operating in Malta and abroad.
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