The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Keve) recently announced the launch of a new cooperation with the Association of Cyprus Banks, aimed at publishing informational materials for the local business community.

This initiative involves the publication and promotion of resources that focus specifically on the relationship between businesses and banking institutions.

The informational material has been developed based on feedback collected from member companies of the local chambers and associations operating under the auspices of the national organisation.

The content focuses on issues related to professional transactions with banks, the quality of service provided, and the specific regulatory obligations that businesses must meet.

Practical information will be provided to businesses in the form of both written content and short explanatory videos covering various thematic areas.

One of the key subjects addressed in the material is the different types of bank accounts available to businesses.

The resources also cover types of interest rates and their key characteristics to help firms make informed financial decisions.

Further guidance is provided on banking transactions and the basic procedures required to manage them efficiently.

The new material also addresses the ESG framework, which is becoming increasingly important for modern corporate reporting.

Another significant focus of the cooperation is regulatory compliance and the related business obligations that firms must adhere to in the current environment.

During the initial phase of the project, the material will be distributed exclusively to members of the local chambers and affiliated associations.

At a later stage, the resources will be made publicly available through the electronic communication channels of both participating organisations.

“The informational material is based on feedback collected from member companies of the local chambers and associations under the auspices of Keve and focuses on issues related to businesses’ professional transactions with banks, the level of service provided, as well as their regulatory obligations,” the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry stated in its official announcement.

“The aim of the informational material is to provide businesses with basic and practical information, in the form of written content and short explanatory videos,” the chamber confirmed regarding the project’s objectives.