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Cross-border legal and commercial activity between the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) and the European Union has entered a new era.

At critical stages of growth, businesses look outward for capital, to scale operations, enter new markets, strengthen infrastructure or remain competitive.

Starting a business is an exciting venture, but it comes with numerous legal considerations. In Cyprus, a well-established legal framework...

The global economic crisis in conjunction with the enhanced practices imposed by the international business and other standards has forced and continues to force many companies

Cyprus continues to strengthen its position as a reputable and strategically attractive international business hub in today's increasingly regulated global environment.

In recent times, the UAE has emerged as one of the most significant IFCs in the world

As multinational companies face increasingly complex tax rules, economic substance requirements, and cross-border employment challenges, advisory firms are adopting digital twin models...

Without legal structure, ownership is conditional, control is temporary, and transfer is uncertain. This article examines why wealth accumulation alone is meaningless without proper legal architecture, exploring how estate planning, cross-border structuring, and jurisdictional frameworks determine whether assets remain protected and transferable across generations.

Cyprus has long established itself as a fast-growing dynamic investment hub, offering direct access to highgrowth markets.

A foreign company establishing a permanent presence in Cyprus will usually consider either registering a branch or incorporating a Cyprus subsidiary. Both structures permit business to be carried on from Cyprus, but they are legally different. A branch remains part of the foreign company, while a subsidiary is a separate Cyprus company even if the foreign parent owns all of its shares.

The KPMG Global Family Business Report 2025 offers valuable insights into how family businesses can ensure long-term success and resilience through strategic growth...

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles have become a critical factor in the strategic and operational framework of oil and gas companies.

For years, Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) disclosures of companies (broadly referring to a company’s environmental impact, social practices and internal governance structure), were largely driven by reputational incentives and sustainable financing, showcasing a “green” or “responsible” corporate branding.

The applicant may proceed with a combination of the above investments, provided that the total investment will amount up to at least €2,0 million.

Our firm (ENC) seeks to cultivate a culture where everybody can thrive, together. We aim to facilitate the ongoing development and growth of our talent through cutting-edge development programs...

The old saying "justice delayed is justice denied" is not just rhetorical, it is a practical truth. The longer you wait, the fewer tools remain available to protect your interests.

Pressures of international finance spurred Cypriot authorities to strengthen corporate governance. Cyprus was one of the countries to be gravely affected by the financial crisis.