Moody’s rating agency said recently that Thomas Cook's liquidation was credit negative for Bulgarian, Cypriot and Greek banks as tourism would be negatively affected.

Public debt grew by €2.6b in 2018 primarily due to the state offering government bonds to Hellenic Bank as part of a deal where the latter absorbed the ‘good part’ of the state-run cooperative bank, MPs heard recently.

Total deposits in Cyprus banking system reached their highest level in the past 11 months in August 2019, according to figures released by the Central Bank (CBC), while loans remained at historically low levels, despite a net increase in the eighth month of this year.

Green taxes are expected to be introduced in 2021, Finance Minister Harris Georgiades said recently on the sidelines of the three-day Global Conference on Environmental Taxation, organised by the University of Technology (Tepak) in Limassol.

The Trilogy Limassol Seafront project model will be on display at the 10th Limassol Economic Forum.

The Maritime Cyprus Conference is a biennial event organised by the Shipping Deputy Ministry in cooperation with the Cyprus Shipping Chamber and the Cyprus Union of Shipowners. In 2019, Maritime Cyprus will proudly celebrate 30 years since it was first held in 1989.

The Maritime Cyprus Conference is a biennial event organised by the Shipping Deputy Ministry in cooperation with the Cyprus Shipping Chamber and the Cyprus Union of Shipowners. In 2019, Maritime Cyprus will proudly celebrate 30 years since it was first held in 1989.

Ernst & Young LLP (EY US) and SailPoint Technologies Holdings, Inc., a leader in enterprise identity governance, announced they have entered into a strategic alliance agreement to help organizations transform how they manage the growing number of digital identities in the workplace.

Over the next 10 years Cyprus aims to achieve five million tourist arrivals annually by opening new markets and upgrading its tourism product.

In the case GDL TRADING LTD -V- AGROMARKETS LTD & OTHERS, the District Court of Nicosia inter alia held – (adopting English case law) - that the jurisdiction of the Courts to grant Chabra injunction, arises when: