Trident Trust established its presence in Malta in 2011 and is today one of the largest members of the local financial services industry, employing almost 80 staff. Our Malta team is regulated by the Malta Financial Services Authority, and provides a full range of services to Malta companies, funds, trusts and foundations, as well as liquidation services for local structures. We are also able to assist with regulatory services such as directorships, compliance, MLRO and risk management on Maltese regulated structures.
We help international businesses manage their global asset holding and operational structures with a range of outsourced company formation and administration services.
Our fund services team provides specialist industry expertise and technology, with personal service and a commitment to long-term relationships.
Our specialist crew and vessel management services for the luxury yacht and commercial shipping sectors are delivered through key hubs across the Americas, Europe and the Caribbean.
We work with high net worth families, family offices and professional advisors to preserve wealth from generation to generation, assist in orderly succession planning, and guard against political and economic uncertainty.
Albert Cilia
Managing Director & European Regional Director – Funds
acilia@tridenttrust.com
+356 21 434 525
Aaron Sammut
Director - Head of Fund Services
asammut@tridenttrust.com
Keith Zammit
Director - Fund Services
kzammit@tridenttrust.com
Josianne Cascun Montebello
Director – Trustee and Corporate Services
jcascunmontebello@tridenttrust.com
Janice Copperstone
jcopperstone@tridenttrust.com
Jesmar Ciappara
Senior Manager - Regulatory
jciappara@tridenttrust.com
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Trident Trust Company (Malta) Ltd
Trident Park, Notabile Gardens
No. 2 – Level 3, Mdina Road, Zone 2, Central Business District
Birkirkara CBD 2010, Malta
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