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Member Spotlight – Affinity Group: 10 Years In Malta

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Founded in the Isle of Man, the Affinity Group established an office in Malta in 2011. CEO Andy Morgan shares the company's growth story and explains why their Malta office is important.

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Founded in the Isle of Man, the Affinity Group established an office in Malta in 2011. CEO Andy Morgan shares the company's growth story and explains why their Malta office is important.

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Can you tell us a bit about Affinity?

Established in 2004 in the Isle of Man, Affinity is a leading Corporate Service Provider which offers bespoke, tailored advice in structuring in luxury asset sectors and niche, emerging sectors. Originally operating solely in the luxury asset sector, Affinity built a prestigious reputation in the yachting space, having assisted with registering some of the very first superyachts in the Isle of Man. Our success thereafter in the yachting sector drove our organic growth and entailed an expansion in 2011, whereby we opened an office in Malta.

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