The European Investment Fund and the Bank of Cyprus have signed a EUR 20 mln SME financing agreement under the JEREMIE initiative in Cyprus. This new financing facility aims to support micro
An agreement was signed Wednesday between the Republic of Cyprus and Switzerland for the co-financing of the upgrading of the Technical Vocational Training offered by the Cyprus Productivity Centre (CPC). According to
The dollar was pinned at the week's lows against the yen on Thursday, with eyes on month-end flows for any selling pressure that might push it down further into possible danger zones
The European Commission proposed steep compulsory deposits and fines on Wednesday for euro zone countries that breach EU budget rules, as trade unions staged strikes and protests against austerity measures. In a
Bill Gates and Warren Buffett received some "very generous" gifts during a dinner in Beijing with a small group of ultra-rich Chinese to promote charity, saying on Thursday that the event had
Japan's Nikkei average slid 2% on Thursday, hit by a late yen rise, but still booked its best monthly performance in six months, helped by hopes the central bank will ease policy
A simmering lawsuit between Paris Hilton and Hallmark greeting cards cooled off on Tuesday when the two settled their dispute over the celebrity's image and catch phrase, "that's hot." Hilton, who licenses
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FINANCIAL MIRROR EXCLUSIVE — Demco seeks M&As to expand to Europe — Demetris Kontominas, one of the shrewdest dealmakers in the insurance and financial services sectors in Greece and southeastern Europe, will
. Korean credit card receivables have featured low delinquencies, low defaults, and high principal payments over the last few years, including during the financial crisis in 2007, according to a new report
