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On 30 November the CySEC issued Circular C168 to CIFs that it regulates informing them of recent changes to the European Securities and Markets Authority's guidance on the application...

On 22 December 2020, the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission ("CySEC") announced the introduction of a Temporary Permissions Regime (the "Cyprus TPR")...

With a continuous upgrade of its legislative and regulatory regime, Cyprus has evolved into an ideal destination to conduct business. (Why invest in Cyprus)...

The mission of CySEC is to safeguard investors protection and the healthy development of the securities market. Furthermore, the vision of CySEC is to establish the Cyprus securities market...

This Guidance highlights some of these risks depending on the securities products and services involved and the measures to be put in place to mitigate such vulnerabilities.

The Emerging Companies Market ("ECM") is a recognised unregulated market of the Cyprus Stock Exchange ("CSE"), offering the opportunity to Cyprus and international companies...

For a long time, binary options trading was a popular financial tool for traders

Hyper-connectivity of our world defines our era. As a result of this hyper-connectivity, digital markets and services are rapidly growing, thus facilitating people and organizations to conduct business anywhere, anytime.

As a collection of emerging markets with strong growth potential, the Balkan countries have firmly positioned themselves on the map of attractive investment locations.

RAIFs operate under the supervision of CySec through the appointment of a regulated external fund manager and represent an investment vehicle which offers more flexibility, reduce costs, within the robust regulatory framework of CySec.

The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) has recently issued a guide (Guide) warning about potential risks posed by financial promotion on social media.

This Announcement intends to inform our clients that the Dealer in Securities Act of Vanuatu as well as the Act on International Companies, has been amended on 16 June 2017.

In the dynamic world of financial markets, the listing and delisting of securities on stock exchanges is a natural part of the evolving landscape.

"Sanctions", or "Restrictive Measures", are imposed on natural and legal persons in order to prevent and limit violation of International Law, human rights and politics.

Based on English case law, winding up orders have been made in, among other instances, the following circumstances, where...

The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has published a practical guide (Guide) which provides an overview of the national rules of each Member State for the major holdings...

Up until the last decade or so, the financial industry has been more or less self-regulated.