By Nick Kochan Cyprus was once a congenial bolthole for Russians who sought security for their business, with minimal controls or taxes. The coastal resort of Limassol was dubbed ‘Little Russia’ and
By Marios Konstantinou For decades, buyers without title deeds have beset the Cyprus property market. Thus, the House of Representatives intervened with legislation to protect the buyer of land and other real
By Nick Kochan Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence Analysis Cyprus’s financial services compliance and enforcement organisations have been undergoing root-and-branch reforms, but the island’s regulation remains overshadowed by a legacy of largely Russian financial
Analysis: Morningstar DBRS Just a day to the UK general election on 4th July and a change in government looks imminent. The Labour party has continued to lead in the voting intention
What should marketing professionals look out for in the Digital Era With the rise of social media and artificial intelligence, it’s easy to see why marketing pros are obsessed with digital
By Athena Danou While this wasn’t my first participation in the Christodoula March, it was probably the first time I left the event so deeply moved, while also inspired by the presence
By First Lady, Philippa Karsera-Christodoulides “Empowering Equality: A vision for Inclusive Participation and Social Transformation.”; a pertinent theme that we should always engage and exchange perspectives on. A first reference point is the
For more than seven years, Cyprus’ reputation has been tainted by the Jho Low scandal, with the high profile Malaysian criminal successfully obtaining a Cypriot passport in exchange for millions in real
By Nicos Sykas The General Manager of the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Cyprus Kyriakos Iordanou, timely and correctly suggested the creation of a single national oversight authority for financial services
By Anna Artemi The adoption of the Clean Energy for all Europeans Package (CEP) in 2019 was the cornerstone for the regulation of the Energy Communities in European Union (EU) law. The
