Foreign investors are living up to do business in Cyprus Signing the loan agreement with Russia that will provide Cyprus with much-needed cash only goes as far as solving part of the
ECB said 523 banks had taken advantage of the scheme By Shavasb Bohdjalian Market participants were not impressed with the latest funding support provided by the European Central Bank (ECB) through 3-year
. BY HARRIS SAMARAS The epitome and the writing of the final chapter of the calamity of the economy of Cyprus commenced on December 14 with the approval by parliament of insufficient
. By Dr. Andrestinos N. Papadopoulos, Ambassador a.h. Turkey’s EU minister Egemen Bagis’ recent statement that Ankara is ready to open all her airports, seaports and air space to Greek Cypriot planes
. BY SHAVASB BOHDJALIAN I cannot understand why everybody keeps referring to Cyprus as a “financial centre” whereas in reality Cyprus is simply a “booking centre” offering a good service, which in
. The elections are over, the muted excitement and resulting disappointment have subsided and as of Monday morning all the new and re-elected mayors and their half-refreshed teams of councilors should have
New advisory group needed Cyprus losing its grip as a financial centre New advisory group needed BY ANDREAS NEOCLEOUS I have written on a number of occasions to express my concerns at
. The business climate in most of the economy is quite depressing, with few sectors doing well, generating income or even profits, as some are trying hard to maintain staff, let alone
. By Shavasb Bohdjalian The EU Summit accord according to which 26 member states except for Britain will pursue stricter budget rules have failed to impress financial markets. The lack of specifics
. The Risk Watch Column By Dr Alan Waring Alpha Bank is seeking to repossess some 70 homes bought from the developer Yiannis Liasides (now bankrupt) and is the latest twist in
