The Public Debt Management Office (PDMO) of the Ministry of Finance said that it decided not to accept any tenders for Monday’s 30 day Treasury Bills Auction, with only €12.62 mln were
Bank of Cyprus CEO John Hourican, who leaves his post at the end of August after a tumultuous almost two years, has won the Euromoney Award for Excellence as ‘Banker of the
Nicholas Hadjiyiannis has stepped down as Chairman of the state-rescued Cooperative Central Bank and has taken up the post of the bank’s new CEO after Marios Clerides resigned on June 22, half-way
‘Empower, Motivate, Connect’ were the key messages of AIPFE Cyprus-Women of Europe at the presentation of the organization’s vision on July 1, at the Old Powerhouse, in Nicosia. The event was attended
Following 17 years of success, the ‘Pafos Aphrodite Festival’ has claimed pride of place as one of the most highly anticipated events of the year, having firmly earned its reputation as a
As the Honorary Benefactor of this year’s Cyprus-Russian Festival, which took place on the 6th and 7th of June in Limassol, the Andrey and Julia Dashin’s Foundation made generous contributions to two
Property sales continue to grow for the fifth consecutive month in 2015, both from the domestic and especially from the overseas markets, with Paphos continuing to lead in purchase contracts by foreign
The UK Cyprus Enterprise Council joined forces with the International Professionals Association (IPA) to organise a seminar at the Cyprus High Commission in London last week to promote the island’s attractions as
The Cyprus Institute of Marketing has officially been inducted into membership of the Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU), joining the University of Cyprus and Philips College as its third member from Cyprus.
Despite wider speculation that cash-strapped banks in Greece may face closure as the European Central Bank tries to a aver a financial meltdown as witnessed in Cyprus in 2013, their subsidiaries on
