Bank of Cyprus named best bank, best investment bank
Bank of Cyprus was named the Best Bank and Best Investment Bank in Cyprus by Global Finance in 2024.
Bank of Cyprus was named the Best Bank and Best Investment Bank in Cyprus by Global Finance in 2024.
Global Finance named Bank of Cyprus the Best Bank and Best Investment Bank in Cyprus in its 2024 awards.
Invest Cyprus showcased Cyprus as a reliable investment destination with a stable business environment and favorable tax regime during its participation in the Annual Investment Meeting (AIM) in Abu Dhabi.
Invest Cyprus participated in the Annual Investment Meeting 2024 in Abu Dhabi to promote Cyprus as an investment destination and gateway to the EU. The delegation, led by CEO Marios Tannousis, focused on attracting investments, creating job opportunities, and strengthening the Cypriot economy. They also visited Kuwait to discuss investment opportunities and challenges with high-profile officials.
Discussions between the Minister of Labour, employer, and trade union representatives resulted in a commitment to engage in scheduled dialogues to resolve discrepancies and implement agreed-upon measures. The Minister emphasized the importance of cooperation among social partners to maintain stability in the country. The parties involved have agreed to participate constructively in the dialogue process with the aim of avoiding confrontations and achieving a mutually beneficial outcome.
Cyprus is experiencing a significant development boom with billions of euros being invested in various projects, including infrastructure improvements, new marinas, hotels, medical centers, university buildings, golf courses, schools, and residential properties. These projects are expected to bring multiple benefits to the country, transforming its landscape and contributing to economic growth. Major investments include golf resorts like Limassol Hills and Eagle Pine, as well as marinas such as Larnaca Marina and the upcoming Paralimni Marina. Education-related developments are also underway, and road infrastructure projects across the island are crucial for improving residents’ quality of life.
Foreign buyers account for four out of ten property sales in Cyprus in the first quarter of 2024.
The Cyprus Composite Leading Economic Index (CCLEI) saw a year-over-year decrease of 0.9% in March, indicating a slowing economy on the island.
The newly appointed governor of the Central Bank of Cyprus, Christodoulos Patsalides, has expressed dissatisfaction with the interest rate disparity between lending and deposit rates in Cyprus.
Fact: Unemployment in Turkish Cyprus fell to 5.1 per cent in 2023, the lowest level since 2004, and the economy experienced a growth of 13.3 per cent in 2022, the fastest pace since the post-Annan Plan referendum period.