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Mapfre Msv Life Declares 2.35% Bonus for 2025

With-Profits Fund Shows Resilience Despite Market Volatility

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Luke Farrugia

Mapfre Msv Life has declared a 2.35% regular bonus on its With‑Profits products for 2025, showcasing the Fund's resilience and disciplined investment approach. The product remains well-positioned to deliver stable returns and capital protection despite ongoing market volatility.

Steady Returns Amid Uncertain Times

Mapfre Msv Life has announced a 2.35% regular bonus on its core With‑Profits products, demonstrating the strength and reliability of this long‑term savings solution for Maltese families and investors [1].

The declaration reflects the Fund's disciplined investment approach and its ability to deliver stable returns through the smoothing of investment performance over time [1]. Even as geopolitical uncertainty and volatile market conditions persist into early 2026, the With‑Profits Fund remains well positioned thanks to its diversified asset allocation and active management [1].

Built for the Long Haul

The With‑Profits product is particularly well suited to prudent savers and medium‑ to long‑term investors, offering a unique combination of steady growth, capital protection and peace of mind [1]. Key features include:

  • The smoothing of returns, which helps level out market ups and downs [1]
  • A capital guarantee at maturity or earlier in the event of death [1]
  • Tax‑efficient returns, with regular bonuses declared net of tax in the hands of the policyholder [1]

This robust investment philosophy enables the Fund to mitigate short‑term market fluctuations while continuing to capture opportunities across traditional asset classes [1].

A Commitment to Stability

The consistent performance underscores Mapfre Msv Life's commitment to responsible management and long‑term value creation, positioning the With‑Profits Fund as a reliable and attractive option for investors seeking stability in uncertain times [1].

Mapfre Msv Life p.l.c. (C-15722) is authorised by the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) to carry on long term business under the Insurance Business Act and is regulated by the MFSA [1].

Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and is based on current tax legislation which may change in the future. Investment returns can go down as well as up and the past is not necessarily a guide to future performance. Changes in the rate of exchange of currencies may also affect the value of investments [1].

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