A bona fide creditor may attempt to take one of the following actions to enable them to take security over assets in Cyprus:

Corporate governance refers to a set of processes, rules and regulations. It is a system of structures and operations, customs, policies and institutions which affect the way in which a company is directed, administered or controlled, the aim being to achieve long-term strategic goals which satisfy, inter alia, the shareholders of the company and assist in ensuring compliance with the legal and regulatory requirements of the relevant jurisdiction.

The process of purchasing property in Cyprus by non-Cypriots is relatively simple compared to many other countries. This is because the Land Registry system (which was established in 1875 based originally on British standards) with its updates throughout the years is one of the most sophisticated in the world.

International Collective Investments Schemes in Cyprus are governed by the International Collective Investment Schemes Law (Law 47(I) of 1999 as subsequently amended, the "Law".

Corporate governance refers to a set of processes, rules and regulations.

This guide is aimed at providing general information to those interested in gaining a more detailed knowledge as to the laws and procedures surrounding the issues of corporate recovery and insolvency within Cyprus.

Cyprus became part of the European Union on 1 May 2004.

The island of Cyprus became a British colony when Turkey occupied and then ceded Cyprus to the English Government. Cyprus was under British rule from 1878 until 1960, when the island acquired its independency.

Cyprus became part of the European Union on 1 May 2004. Recently, the European Union has gradually legislated comprehensively to cover the area of electronic communications.

The island of Cyprus became a British colony when Turkey occupied and then ceded Cyprus to the English Government.