Corporate social responsibility

Our purpose

Our ambition is to help build the economic foundations of a fair and prosperous world by caring for the success of our people and clients, the health of financial markets, the maintenance of trust in society and the restoration of the environment.

Our strategy

Living up to our core values, we have put sustainability at the heart of our business. As part of our commitment to creating value for all our stakeholders, we have built a robust strategy to drive positive change for our people, our clients, the environment and local communities.

This strategy is focused on five key pillars:

As a responsible organisation that is committed to acting with integrity and transparency, we are also a signatory and active participant in the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC). We strive to implement the UNGC principles in our work, and we publish regular reports on our sustainability performance.

Our strategy and actions are also designed to contribute towards the advancement of nine of the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):

Our local contribution

2023 is a special year for Mazars in Malta as the firm is celebrating its 25th Anniversary. The theme of our 25^th Anniversary is Growing with purpose together. We see this milestone as an opportunity to bridge the values and strengths which have defined our success, with the firm’s fundamental purpose and vision – that of continuing to create value together with our stakeholders, and investing in what matters for our people, our clients and the local community. 

As part of the 25th Anniversary initiatives, Mazars in Malta is launching a €25,000 CSR scheme which will fund youth-based projects for a better future. This scheme, which will span over three years, will mark Mazars’ established presence in Malta, further linking the firm to the local community, and its future with that of Malta’s youths.

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In 2021, Mazars in Malta sponsored the planting of 50 trees in the Majjistral Park area (Ghajn Tuffieha) with the aim of adding more over the next months. We believe that is important to play our part in the fighting climate change and preserving the environment.

The area in the northwest of Malta, which includes the coastal area from Golden Bay to Il-Prajjet and ix- Xagħra l-Ħamra, was declared a national park by the Government of Malta in September 2007. The Park was named after the name for Northwest region or wind – ‘majjistral’ – in the Maltese language.