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ARTICLE · 02 SEPTEMBER 2016

Financial Services: Malta's Main FDI Driver

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The NSO data indicates that the position of foreign direct investment in Malta was estimated at €152.3 billion, an increase of €9.2 billion over the corresponding month in 2014.

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Financial and insurance activities contributed €149.0 billion or 97.9 percent to the total foreign direct investment position in Malta last year, according to official statistics published by the National Statistics Office (NSO).

The NSO data indicates that the position of foreign direct investment in Malta was estimated at €152.3 billion, an increase of €9.2 billion over the corresponding month in 2014.

In terms of flows, there was a net increase of €4.1 billion in FDI during 2015, compared to an increase of €8.4 billion in 2014. This increase in FDI flows was mainly driven by increases registered under other capital (Table 1). As for flows classified by economic activity, the largest increase of FDI was registered in financial and insurance activities by €3.7 billion in 2015.

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