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The Anjouan Brokerage Licence has emerged as a strategic licensing solution for forex brokers and financial services businesses seeking an international regulatory framework in 2026. This comprehensive guide examines the licence's operational scope, regulatory requirements, and how combining it with Cyprus payment infrastructure can support businesses targeting clients across the Middle East, Asia, Africa, and other international markets.

The funds sector in Cyprus has in recent years steadily become an important and dynamic sector of the Cyprus services and finance industry

Tangible movable property plays a central role in secured lending structures particularly in corporate and asset-based financings. This note outlines what is treated as tangible movable property...

The Anjouan crypto licence provides a structured licensing framework for digital asset businesses seeking cost-efficient market entry with clear regulatory guidelines.

Cyprus-based forex and CFD brokers increasingly employ misleading practices that result in substantial retail investor losses, despite operating under EU regulatory frameworks.

During the last five years the Cypriot Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) landscape has significantly changed and modernised.

The Transfer and Mortgage of Immovable Property Law of 1965 (hereinafter referred to as the "Law") has recently undergone significant amendments.

Ο περί Μεταβιβάσεως και Υποθηκεύσεως Ακινήτων (Τροποποιητικός) Νόμος του 2026 (Ν. 76(Ι)/2026)...

It enhances the ability for cross-border trading in the EU and provides better protection for investors- Investment Services ‘passport' to market transparency.

For many property buyers in Cyprus, one of the first questions is whether the property has separate title deeds. The question is important, but it is often misunderstood. A property without separate title deeds is not automatically a bad purchase, and many properties in Cyprus have been bought, sold, mortgaged and occupied for years before separate title deeds were issued. At the same time, the absence of title deeds should never be treated as a minor technical detail.

As of November 2007, Cyprus has been fully compliant with the Markets in (Financial Instruments Directive), known as MIFID. The legislation was passed on 25 November 2007 and published in the Cyprus Gazette on 26 November 2007. The new law replaces the Investment Firm Law of 2002

For the past 50 years Cyprus has developed into a formidable maritime centre, renowned for its high quality shipping services.

Being a trying time for the world economy and the world corporate finance market, the need for tax efficient structures as well as restructuring options for existing structures is growing rapidly.

Cyprus is dynamically positioning itself as one of the top emerging investment fund centres in Europe.

Cyprus is dynamically positioning itself as one of the top emerging investment fund centres in Europe.