Moody's Investors Service has changed the Finnish banking system outlook to ‘negative’ from ‘stable’, reflecting that the severely contracting economy will likely contribute to a cyclical weakening in banks' credit fundamentals, according
Cyprus Gourmet Review Wine: Greeks for all seasons Xenophon and Sally Lambrou have been running their wine business in Ioanni Polemi Street, just off Archbishop Makarios Avenue in Limassol for 15 years.
. Who will lead us out of the financial crisis? DR. JIM LEONTIADES CIIM, The Cyprus Business School Even before the current financial crisis, the position of the United States as the
. The current economic situation should be used as an opportunity to restructure the island’s tourism industry, chief among the reforms being the urgency for a Gaming Commission that will oversee the
KPMG has launched a new service called KPMG Academy as part of the firm’s strategy for social responsibility with a goal to turn knowledge into value. Andreas Christofides, Managing Director of KPMG
The National Bank of Greece (Cyprus) announced that Petros Fronistas has been promoted from General Manager to the newly created post of Deputy Managing Director. Also, the bank has appointed two new
60 years on, KEAN exports rise “World of orange” exhibition marks anniversary The leading fruit drinks maker, KEAN, celebrates its 60th anniversary this year, taking on new challenges in the local and
KEVE announces export awards The Export Awards Committee of the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KEVE) announced the following award winners in four categories: INDUSTRY Peletico Penta Ltd. – for small
New for Cyprus: Limassol’s Tiffany Mall to open in May Limassol’s Tiffany Mall, the largest shopping complex in Cyprus will open to the public on May 30. It covers 104,000 square metre
Iranians in 15 property deals in Cyprus, JVs underway Residency from 300,000 euros? The influx of 834 Iranians to Cyprus during the Nowrooz Iranian New Year celebrations in mid-March helped boost last
