GBA sponsors Special Olympics Gibraltar athlete Marvin Zammit as he prepares to represent Gibraltar in Germany at the Special Olympics in June 2023.

In a CITD organised event, GBA President Marvin Cartwright spoke to over 100 Year 12 students at Bayside School last Thursday about pursuing a career in banking.

During 2021, The Gibraltar Bankers’ Association (GBA), following consultation with its members, agreed to commence a process of consultation for the elimination of cheques from the banking system.

The outgoing Chairman of the Gibraltar Funds and Investments Association underscored the need to continue marketing and pushing Gibraltar as a jurisdiction for the domiciliation of funds.

Unite the union has today announced that it has won an extra cost of living pay increase for the lowest paid at Natwest.

We are pleased to announce that the Gibraltar Financial Intelligence Unit have established a public-private partnership between the Royal Gibraltar Police, HM Customs, the Gibraltar Financial Services Commission and a number of banks in Gibraltar. 

Bitfrost, the fintech ecosystem that supports financial institutions in their adoption and management of digital assets, announced its successful registration as a Virtual Assets Service Provider (VASP) with the Gibraltar Financial Services Commission (GFSC).

Gibraltar published a regulatory amendment Wednesday requiring crypto firms to respect the integrity of markets in which they operate. Despite its small size, the overseas British territory has a track record of developing rules for the crypto market.

The Gibraltar Bankers’ Association, alongside the University of Gibraltar is pleased to announce the launch of the Professional Diploma of Competence in Gibraltar Financial Services.

Gibraltar International Bank’s chief executive officer, Lawrence Podesta, will be retiring this year after 46 years in the banking industry.

The Finance Centre Council is establishing a Gibraltar-Ukrainian employment sponsorship scheme, aimed at helping refugees find gainful employment on the Rock.

Gibraltar Bankers' Association raises profile to attract young talent to the evolving sector, by modernising its image to reflect its appeal as a key player in a developing digital environment.

The Gibraltar Banking Association is today launching a full rebrand. It is built upon a desire to raise greater awareness of the opportunities for careers in banking on the Rock whilst modernising the image of banking to reflect its appeal as a key player in a developing digital environment.

The banking industry, once viewed as traditionally dry and considered to be reserved solely for those with a head for numbers, is now beginning to be viewed as a more attractive choice for young professionals looking to progress in their chosen career path.

Gibraltar has improved measures to combat money laundering and the financing of terrorism, demonstrating significant progress in its level of compliance with Financial Action Task Force standards, according to a report published today by the Council of Europe’s committee of experts on money laundering and terrorist financing Moneyval.