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A summary of the most recent developments in the Eurozone, which result from the impact of the Greek financial crisis on Cyprus’s banking sector.

A considerable part of Dmitry Rybolovlev's fortune in Cyprus, in the form of deposits at the BoC and an investment of 500 million euro in shares, has been lost.

The Control of Concentrations Between Undertakings No. 22(I) of 1999 (the Law) is the legislative instrument regulating concentrations in Cyprus.

Cyprus has undertaken a series of reforms to secure Troika financial support.

Cyprus is reputable for its high quality banking and advanced financial services. In these days, there are endless options of credit, payment and financial institutions available in the market with regards to choosing the appropriate providers

A number of answers to frequently asked questions about banking in Cyprus in the context of the current banking crisis.

The Republic of Cyprus has issued new decrees pertaining to the relaxation of restrictive measures.

The Republic of Cyprus issued new decrees regarding the relaxation of banking restrictions on 16 February 2015.

The Republic of Cyprus has issued new decrees pertaining to the relaxation of restrictive measures which are in force from 31 March to 4 May, 2014. Legal updates regarding these decrees, from Harneys' Cyprus Banking Group

The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission is the regulatory authority that is primarily responsible for the administration and enforcement of Cyprus securities laws and therefore approves the prospectuses including the consistency of the information given and its comprehensibility.

The Republic of Cyprus has issued new decrees pertaining to the relaxation of restrictive measures which are in force until 30 March.

The Republic of Cyprus issued two new decrees on 5 May 2014, Decree No 20 and Decree No 29.

The Republic of Cyprus continues to issue new decrees pertaining to the relaxation of restrictive measures.

There been profound changes in the banking sector in Cyprus and this in turn has been reflected in changes to its legislative framework.

Cyprus is one of the main centres for shipping services in the world. It currently ranks 6th according to the Lloyd’s Register list of leading maritime nations with around 1407 vessels under the Cyprus flag, totalling around 23 million gross tonnage.

Cyprus is one of the main centres for shipping services in the world. It currently ranks 6th according to the Lloyd’s Register list of leading maritime nations with around 1407 vessels under the Cyprus flag, totalling around 23 million gross tonnage.