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Oxford University Press has recently published "Expedited Corporate Debt Restructuring in the EU", edited by Rodrigo Olivares-Caminal.

In the Memorandum of Understanding it agreed with its international creditors in Spring 2013 the Cyprus government undertook to put in place an effective system for the enforcement of security over mortgaged land.

Maria Kyriacou, head of our Nicosia office, was one of the principal speakers at a recent seminar organised by the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Cyprus for its members on the subject

Insolvency practitioners are required to be members of an approved professional body and must demonstrate their competence by successfully completing an official examination within a specified period.

The guide provides expert legal commentary on out-of-court restructurings and consensual workouts

On the 24rth of October 2012 the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom handed a decision on the enforceability of foreign judgments reversing the controversial decision of the Court of Appeal in Rubin v Eurofinance [2010] EWCA Civ 895.

The restructuring and insolvency practice of our firm, recently included in the world's top 100 listing of the Global Restructuring Review (GRR100), includes insolvency practitioners...

In the context of streamlining procedures and avoiding lengthy processes, the Insolvency Service and the Bankruptcy and Liquidation Companies' Division of the Registrar of Companies and Official Receiver of Cyprus announced that...

On 10 July 2025, Cyprus launched the National Sanctions Implementation Unit, known as NSIU (in Greek: EMEK – Εθνική Μονάδα Εφαρμογής Κυρώσεων)...

In 2016 the European Commission published a proposal for a directive on business insolvency, which aims to provide effective restructuring tools to rescue viable businesses in distress,

With reference to the bankruptcy process, it has been decided and it has been characterised that it has a quasi-criminal nature with the aim of protecting and securing the debtor's property

As a result of the numerous cross-border structures involving Cyprus, the need to recognise foreign insolvency proceedings in Cyprus is becoming more common.

In a recent case handled by our firm, we succeeded acting on behalf of a Claimant to obtain a judgment against a defendant for a debt which was owed to the Claimant...

With the adoption of Directive (EU) 2019/1023 on preventive restructuring frameworks, discharge of debt and disqualifications and measures to increase efficiency (Preventive Restructuring Frameworks Directive)...

Europe's Premier Gathering for Fraud, Asset Tracing and Recovery, Insolvency and Forensic Practitioners will be taking place in Geneva on 16th and 17th March. Organised by C5, the conference...

Over the past month the Greek debt crisis has been putting quite some pressure on the rate of the Euro.

In a recent decision of a Cyprus Court, it has been held that an applicant cannot abuse the machinery of the mareva injunction in order to trap a respondent, in the completion of a transaction, for the sale of assets by the applicant to the respondent, in exchange of consideration, whose transfer and registration was blocked previously by the Applicants.