News 2020 | Page 5

The MAPFRE Malta business training programme for 2020 was originally planned as classroom training. However, due to the extraordinary circumstances presented by the Coronavirus, they had to be creative and agile by revamping their training programme in its entirety to online training. This was only possible due to the excellent teamwork that is prevalent within the Group along with the great partnership offered by PwC in terms of both training coordination and communication to the MAPFRE Sales Network. MAPFRE Malta is comprised of MAPFRE Middlesea and MAPFRE MSV Life.

MAPFRE has decided to take an important step in alternative investment, specifically in private equity.

In a short period of time, COVID-19 has changed the lives of many people all around the world.

MAPFRE has decided to take an important step in alternative investment, specifically in private equity.

Inequalities are unfair on the individuals subjected to them but are also harmful to society as a whole

“Inequalities are unfair on the individuals subjected to them but are also harmful to society as a whole. Women account for half of the world’s population and no country can afford to overlook that talent. Together we are stronger, and a fairer society improves us all.”

This month, several employees from MAPFRE Malta, which is comprised of MAPFRE Middlesea and MAPFRE MSV Life, will be celebrating World Blood Donor Day by donating blood towards the National Blood Transfusion Unit (NBTU). MAPFRE Malta recognise the universal need for safe blood, which time after time has played a critical role in both treatments and urgent interventions. Thus, the company will do their part in helping ensure that a safe and sustainable blood supply is readily available for those who need it.

This month, several employees from MAPFRE Malta, which is comprised of MAPFRE Middlesea and MAPFRE MSV Life, will be celebrating World Blood Donor Day by donating blood towards the National Blood Transfusion Unit (NBTU).

MAPFRE Malta has donated €5,000 towards the Malta Trust Foundation, which runs, amongst others, the Food Aid Project aimed at helping out families in need.