Bank of Cyprus launched a roadshow spree in New York and will continue in London in an attempt to brief investors ahead of the lender’s stock exchange re-listing in Nicosia and Athens set to be completed by December 16, 2014.

Cyprus had the second-highestprivate debt to GDP ratio among European Union countries in 2013, according to the latest data released by Eurostat.

Israel and Cyprus are attempting to secure EU funds to build a pipeline that could bring their natural gas to Europe, and ease the continent’s energy security anxieties.

Cyprus and the US recently signed a Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act agreement aiming to ensure full reporting of foreign financial assets held by American taxpayers

Cyprus has recently been ranked the 5th best relocation destination in the world by an international lifestyle review, offering some of the most extensive advantages for entrepreneurs, families and retired couples looking for a lifestyle change.

The European Commission is giving the government a grace period to prepare a day-after plan for troubled Cyprus Airways, Onoufrios Koulas from the state audit department said recently.

The Central Bank of Cyprus has confirmed that it will proceed with the granting of a banking business licence to Ancoria Bank.

Bank of Cyprus' shares will return to the Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) and the Athens Exchange on December 16, 2014.

Greece-based Aegean Airlines has announced its summer 2015 operations will include a network of 134 destinations, including 100 international and 34 domestic routes in 42 countries.

Bank of Cyprus, the recently recapitalised lender that raised about €1 bln and attracted new strategic investors, such as Wilbur L. Ross Jr. and the EBRD, is embarking on a series of non-deal roadshows in New York and London, in an effort to raise awareness and pave the ground for new bond issues.