Since last year when the new directors of CySEC took office, there has been no pause from foreign and domestic entities to receive a licence to offer financial services through Cyprus’ jurisdiction
Three are three frontrunners in the upcoming elections in Cyprus next February, according to recent polls. But only one is holding the lead with a considerable margin of safety. Nicos Christodoulides is
It’s been over a month since the Veterinary Services proceeded without any warning to confiscate animals imported by Melios Pet Centre. The animals were allegedly imported illegally; however, no charges were filed.
The biggest zoo park in Nicosia has a long history dating back more than three decades. It is located in Ayious Trimithias and was created out of the vision and love of
The war in Ukraine has disrupted decades of peace and stability in Europe, threatening years of economic and social progress in the region. Russia benefited enormously from the cooperation with its European
Even as tourism and construction showed weaknesses, the economic performance showed resilience, argued Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides speaking at the 10th AGM of the Cyprus Investments Fund Association (CIFA). Petrides underscored the
The latest news on the campaign trail in the runup to the 2023 presidential elections is that leftist opposition AKEL seems to favour Andreas Mavroyiannis, a close associate of President Anastasiades whom
Clearly, the transformation of RCB into an asset management company was warranted by sanctions against Russia and Russian interests following Putin’s invasion of Ukraine. Initially, the bank tried to evade these sanctions
In the early hours of February 24, Russia’s President Vladimir Putin announced his long anticipated war in Ukraine. In his address to the Russian people he said, “I am referring to what
Seldom in the financial industry do markets run out of bad apples. Despite measures taken in the past, the current leadership of CySEC, the country’s top securities watchdog, is determined to take tougher
