Taking stock of the resolution of the Cyprus banking crisis By Theodore Panayotou Cyprus International Institute of Management (CIIM) The saga of how the two main Cypriot banks got into trouble and
. By Makis Keravnos, CEO, Hellenic Bank Group The Cypriot economy and financial services industry are going through a crucial period, culminating with the arrival of Troika in the island for the
. Now that the dust seems to have settled with tougher controls from the Securities and Exchange Commission regarding forex companies trading in third countries, it’s time that our stock exchange retakes
. By Rakis Christoforou Director, RC Business Valuation & Forensic Accounting Ltd. Due diligence needs to be considered when dealing with business appraisals; this involves delving into the background of a business,
. By Petros Florides Despite the growing influence of international investors demanding greater harmonisation of standards, “corporate governance” can still mean different things to different people. The continued use of a product
. The economic crisis and having to deal with the reality of the aftershocks were supposed to have helped change the selfish attitudes of all Cypriots, making us more human and a
. * Outspoken commentator and academic Theo Panayotou takes a critical look at what has been done, and what not, in the past five months of policy decisions and action in Cyprus.
. By Stelios Stylianakis Country General Manager TNT Express (Cyprus) Ltd. Optimising transportation costs requires the consideration of a number of factors. There is clearly a general trade-off between speed of transport
. By Petros Florides Albert Einstein defined insanity as doing the same things over and over but expecting different results. When it comes to corporate governance, Cypriots have a choice to make.
. By Jim Leontiades The Cyprus International Institute of Management There have been 29 meetings of the Eurogroup to date as the Eurozone leaders try to keep one step ahead of the
