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16 JAN 2020 - APS Bank proudly supported an annual Christmas lunch organised by Kummissjoni Familja Parroċċa San Ġwann.

10 JAN 2020 - Christmas celebrations at APS Bank kicked off early in December with two big clients’ parties at The Phoenicia in Malta and Ta' Cenc Hotel & Spa in Gozo, respectively. Over the following weeks drinks receptions for staff and clients were held at a number of branches as well.

08 JAN 2020 - The Bank is pleased to support The Cherry Tree Bookswap charity, who organised a Reverse Advent Calendar throughout December to help two animal sanctuaries; Association of Abandoned Animals and Animal Guardians of Saint Vincent de Paul.

30 DEC 2019 - APS Bank recently supported two art exhibitions. ‘The Human Turned Divine’ took place at the Metropolitan Cathedral Museum as part of its 50th anniversary celebrations. Curated by art historian Maria Cassar B.A. (Hons), M.A. and under the direction of Museum Director Mgr Rev Dr Edgar Vella, it featured important crucifixes from private, public and ecclesiastical collections spanning the 15th and 21st centuries.

27 DEC 2019 - APS Bank is giving out diaries to its customers who visit one of their branches during the next weeks. These diaries are symbolic of the Bank’s belief in diversity, an important value cherished by the Bank.

27 DEC 2019 - APS Bank has published the 2020 calendar, featuring winning photos from the photo competition organised earlier this year.

19 DEC 2019 - On Friday 29th November, some 200 APS Bank senior officers, managers and the senior management team congregated to The Xara Lodge in Rabat for the last Update Meeting of 2019.

18 DEC 2019 - APS Bank is honoured to have teamed up with Teatru Unplugged as title sponsor for this music event once again. This is the fourth year of collaboration with Jonathan Shaw, producer of Teatru Unplugged, and his team.

16 DEC 2019 - APS Bank treated a number of customers to a private tour of Wignacourt Tower in St. Paul’s Bay. The event was organised in collaboration with Din l-Art Ħelwa, National Trust of Malta, as part of the Bank’s constant support to culture and with the objective to help promote such sites of immense historic and environmental importance.