Cypriots are using their cards more than ever, new data from the European central bank reveals. In the first half of 2024, card payments made up 73 per cent of all cashless ...
The House ethics committee on Monday unanimously accepted the referral by the president of a law passed on December 5 to limit large cash transactions.
The issue will now be tabled ...
President Nikos Christodoulides on Thursday sent back to parliament a law passed two weeks ago that makes illegal transactions in liquid assets of over €10,000.
The president refused to sign off ...
Transactions of over €10,000 done in liquid assets, such as cash, are now illegal and punishable by fines or even jail time, under a law passed by parliament on Thursday.
Drafted ...
A total of €45,000 in cash was found in the luggage of a passenger attempting to depart Paphos airport and fly to Stansted airport in the United Kingdom, the customs department ...
Large increases in profits not due to better performance in using the funds of depositors to improve the economy
Recent media reports on the performances of the largest Cyprus banks ...
Customs agents seized hundreds of thousands of euros from a passenger arriving in Paphos airport on Saturday, authorities said.
According to an announcement from the customs department, agents seized €400,000 from ...
The commerce ministry is to draw up legislation to close a loophole in the law that allows vendors to charge extra to consumers using credit cards.
The legislation will allow ...
In the last two months, four people have been arrested entering the north of the island with suitcases and bags of money totalling over 4 million euros, it was reported on ...
Burglars netted around €30,000 euros in cash from a house in Yeroskipou, police said on Sunday.
Paphos CID is investigating. Police said the culprits had also taken the CCTV system set ...
Hundreds and eventually thousands of shops are expected to sign on to the cashback programme which Cyprus Banking Association spokesman Andreas Kostouris on Wednesday said will become widespread across all ...