The Company’s mission is to create value for current and future generations.

As Malta’s government-owned holding company, MGI actively seeks to yield consistent returns for the Government of Malta as shareholder.

MGI aims to develop as a pivot point in the economic development in Malta. Its mission is to build relationships and networks to achieve synergies from public and private sectors to further the economic development of the country. The Company follows a long-term investment strategy in line with the policy direction given by the Government through the Board of Directors.

MGI has as an objective to set the benchmarks for values and ethics.

In line with MGI’s obligations that arise from its mission as the asset-holding company for the government of Malta and as the investment arm of the state. Foremost among MGI’s stated principles are ethics, fiscal transparency and corporate governance.

As an independent sovereign European Union member state, Malta positions itself at the forefront to uphold the highest values and ethics. Central to our success is the understanding of the responsibility that we owe in terms of integrity, confidentiality, respect and adherence to the highest principles of professional conduct.

MGI is a government-owned entity

That is committed to the values of honesty, integrity, transparency and objectivity in all its actions adopting effective corporate governance practices and procedures that ensure accountability. MGI complies with “The Code of Ethics for Board Directors in the Public Sector” which emphasises the values of integrity, honesty, fairness.

This pilot project is five years in the making by a working group

that includes the International Finance Corporation, Government of Malta, Central Bank of Malta, Export Import Bank of India and the Commonwealth Secretariat. This pilot project is five years in the making by a working group that includes the International Finance Corporation, Government of Malta, Central Bank of Malta, Export Import Bank of India and the Commonwealth Secretariat.

The mechanism behind the scheme is in the form of a guarantee facility that will encourage international banks to offer easier access to trade finance to financial institutions in the small states by reducing their credit risk and as a result helping them diversify their economies.

This trade facility is administered under MGI’s portfolio, and could see the release of $100 million of incremental trade finance over a three-year period to any of the 31 Commonwealth nations classified as small states.

Pilot countries selected for the Spring 2018 launch included the Bahamas, Botswana, Brunei, Dominica, Fiji, Mauritius, Namibia and Seychelles.

Malta Investment Management Company Limited (MIMCOL)

is the sister company of MGI that provides consultancy and advice to state-owned enterprises, operating in a wide spectrum of business sectors, on strategies that help to add value to their business.