The drastic changes in the Cyprus banking sector hinge on four key events during the past nine years, which should have taught the authorities and consumers alike a lesson or two. After
The end of 2021 was met by the Cypriot real estate sector with no major changes. The lower-end housing directed towards locals in the region of EUR 300,000-500,000 had good demand and
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
I wonders if the authorities are up to the job to carry out their duties for the benefit of Cyprus and its people. The examples that I often provide are not the
It’s been two years since the pandemic struck Cyprus, initially with a general sense of confusion among authorities at home and the rest of the world, as well as frustration dominating within
The Greek government is taking another step towards financial abyss by announcing a new package of financial measures aimed at strengthening households and businesses hit by runaway energy prices. The total package
By Peter Van der Borgh When considering effective ways to achieve net zero emissions, policymakers tend to focus on renewable energy sources and greener means of transport, often ignoring a key element
By Nicole Phinopoulou There are two major trends that will continue to affect the international economic scene in the coming years, excluding the new balances created by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. One
By Sandra Nebritova The latest events with the war in Ukraine have shaken the world and had a massive impact on a number of aspects of life, social as well as business.
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
