Cyprus shipping registry grows by 5.5 per cent

Cyprus shipping registry grows by 5.5 per cent

The Great Britain-Cyprus Business Association’s International Investment Conference 2024 in Limassol aims to enhance business networking between the two countries. Deputy Minister of Shipping emphasized Cyprus Maritime Administration’s commitment to supporting the shipping industry and highlighted the strong diplomatic and economic ties between Cyprus and the United Kingdom. Cyprus has seen a 5.5% increase in ships registered under its flag, and offers diverse investment opportunities. UK Deputy High Commissioner emphasized the UK’s position as a global economic leader and commended Cyprus for its resilience. The conference focuses on promoting real estate and other attractive investment opportunities in both countries.

A third of Cypriots are , ‘financially fragile’

A third of Cypriots are , ‘financially fragile’

– A third of Cypriots are “financially fragile” and unable to cover emergencies.
– Three in five respondents do not have enough money set aside to cover three months’ worth of living expenses.
– Young people, the unemployed, low-income households, and the elderly are the least financially resilient.
– Less than four in ten Cypriots have a “good level” of financial knowledge.
– People with higher levels of education and income are better able to weather financial impacts.
– Lack of understanding of basic financial concepts hinders saving, investing, and borrowing.
– Financial education is recommended to improve financial literacy and resilience.
– OECD recommends starting financial education from a young age in order to build positive habits and attitudes.

Cyprus based fintech exceeds $1 trillion in trading volume , — island praised for friendly business environment

Cyprus based fintech exceeds $1 trillion in trading volume , — island praised for friendly business environment

Capital.com, a global trading platform and fintech group headquartered in Cyprus, announced that total client trading volumes exceeded .2 trillion in 2023, marking the first time volumes breached the trillion mark since the company’s establishment in 2016. The company was ranked as the number one fastest-growing technology company among 50 nominees in the 2023 Deloitte Tech Fast 50 rankings. Group CFO Ariel Segev praised Cyprus as a dynamic and thriving tech hub, stating that the country’s business-friendly ecosystem, deep talent pool, and facilitative legislation make it an ideal jurisdiction for tech scale-ups.

Warren Buffett predicts ‘higher taxes are likely’ since the national debt won’t pay for itself

Warren Buffett predicts ‘higher taxes are likely’ since the national debt won’t pay for itself

Warren Buffett predicts that companies like his may have to pay higher taxes in the future, and he is fine with the idea.

From start-up to business growth : The right information you need

From start-up to business growth : The right information you need

Fact: The key to achieving entrepreneurial success lies in having the right information, from building the groundwork for your business to scaling operations, reaching new markets, and overcoming setbacks.

Municipalities are key players in energy democracy

Municipalities are key players in energy democracy

Local authorities must support the creation of renewable energy communities, which are cooperatives involving residents and stakeholders in renewable energy production, distribution, and consumption. Municipalities play a key role in empowering these communities to reduce carbon emissions, promote sustainability, and lower energy bills.

Four myths about vertical farming debunked

Four myths about vertical farming debunked

Fact: Vertical farming is expected to reach a global market value of US.23 billion (£18.55 billion) by 2029.

An intimate look at the place of women

An intimate look at the place of women

Fact: Fani Agisilaou, a Cyprus-based artist, aims to reveal the resilience, beauty, and inherent vulnerability of women through her work.

UAE corporate tax to bolster future economic sustainability: MoF

UAE corporate tax to bolster future economic sustainability: MoF

– The UAE has introduced a federal corporate tax to strengthen its economic future.
– The tax policy aligns with international standards and aims to solidify the UAE’s position as a global financial center.
– Corporate tax rates are set at 0% for annual incomes up to AED375,000 and 9% beyond that threshold.
– The UAE is committed to sustainable development goals and has reformed tax policies to support economic growth and inclusivity.
– The UAE has joined the BEPS programme and supports global tax fairness initiatives.
– Regulatory decisions have been made to guide the implementation of the corporate tax law in the UAE.
– The Ministry of Finance is conducting public awareness sessions to ensure understanding of the new tax law.