How are organisations in Cyprus responding to the crisis triggered by COVID-19?
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3 March 2021: At a Cyprus green finance conference co-organised by ICAEW, finance, sustainability and political leaders discussed what needs to happen to ensure that COVID-19 recovery delivers lasting improvement.
7 October 2020: The Cyprus funds industry has been described as Europe’s newest investment fund hotspot. Andreas Yiasemides, partner head of fund services at PwC Cyprus, outlines the opportunities the region can bring potential investors and fund managers.
25 September 2020: Stavros Pantzaris, Partner and Chairman of the Board at EY Cyprus, says that Cyprus’s economy is battling through the impacts of pandemic and is squaring up to Brexit.
25 September 2020: All countries are counting the cost of pandemic and trying to understand the role trade will play in recovery. For some, foreign direct investment is the answer. Cyprus is a case in point.
17 September 2020: Alkis Hajittofis, executive director and head of portfolio management Resolute Investment Management a leading Cyprus-based alternative Investment Fund Manager, shares his insights on benefits and opportunities within the Cyprus funds industry.
21 July: Eleni Kaloyirou, CEO of Hermes Airports, the company that manages the two international airports of Cyprus, talks about the impact of COVID-19 on the air transport industry and its outlook for the future.
We explore the measures Cyprus has taken to combat the economic impacts caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
9 June 2020: As many economies brace themselves for deep recession, PwC Cyprus has already done the maths and is optimistic Cyprus will stand in good stead after the pandemic.
21 May 2020: Rea Georgiou, Accountant General of Cyprus, tells ICAEW Insights about the coronavirus measures her country has put in place and how her team worked to minimise disruption to the island nation’s finances.
20 May 2020: The European Commission has published guidelines on the restoration of transport services throughout the EU following COVID-19. Individual countries are now also stepping up.