Banks agree to cut business red tape

The Central Bank of Cyprus (CBC), professional regulatory bodies and business stakeholders agreed on ten steps to reduce bureaucratic banking procedures to help the economy tick. Procedures such as Know-Your Client (KYC)

Deloitte launches Technology Fast 50 Program

Deloitte has just launched its Technology Fast 50 Program in Cyprus, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Bahrain. The program is a competition for fast-growing companies in both established and

Larnaca’s first mall to open 17 September

Following delays due to the coronavirus pandemic and low consumer sentiment restrictions had brought about, Larnaca will finally see its first shopping mall open on 17 September. The new Metropolis Mall, near

President praises outgoing Cysec chair

President Nicos Anastasiades received the Cyprus Securities & Exchange Commission (Cysec) annual report praising its outgoing chair Demetra Kalogirou for her contribution to expanding the capital market. Kalogirou presented Anastasiades the last

Inflation spikes 5% on energy prices

August inflation in Cyprus spiked by an annual 5%, pushed upwards mainly by rising energy prices. The Consumer Price Index increased by 1.59 units and reached 104.09 units compared to 102.50 units

Economic sentiment rises, uncertainty remains

Cyprus’ economic sentiment improved in August from July, reflecting stronger activity in services but uncertainty remains, fuelled by the Covid pandemic. The Economic Sentiment Indicator (ESI), compiled by the University of Cyprus’

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