Fintech is booming in Europe, projected to surpass €171 billion by 2030, and Cyprus is making a bold name for itself. From e-money to crypto licensing, it offers the perfect balance of EU compliance, low bureaucracy and innovation support. Here’s why more fintech startups are…
Read More: Why Cyprus is an ideal EU base for fintech startupsOur associates, Iphigenia Fisentzou and Christina Lougkridou, have contributed to the first comprehensive legal textbook dedicated to the New Civil Procedure Rules of Cyprus, introduced in 2023; a milestone reform in the country’s civil justice system. The book, Κυπριακή Πολιτική Δικονομία, is the product of…
Read More: Contribution to landmark textbook on Cyprus New Civil Procedure RulesWith a well-established non-domicile regime and the recent alignment of its immigration rules with the EU Blue Card Directive, Cyprus already stands out as one of the most attractive EU jurisdictions for highly skilled professionals. Furthermore, the February 2025 tax reform proposals, though not yet…
Read More: Cyprus as a strategic choice for highly skilled professionalsThe European Accessibility Act (EAA) introduced a harmonised framework across the EU to enhance access to key products and services for persons with disabilities. Cyprus transposed the EAA into national law through the Accessibility of Products and Services Law of 2024 (the “Law”), which came…
Read More: The European Accessibility Act (EAA): Key points for Financial Service ProvidersThe Council of Ministers will be finally introducing the much talked about Foreign Direct Investments (“FDI”) Bill to Parliament for approval, aiming to screen foreign investments that may pose risks to national security or public order in compliance with EU Legislation. Scope of the new…
Read More: Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) screening and approval requirement coming to Cyprus
