AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCyprus Talks: President Nikos Christodoulides says an EU–Turkey meeting is expected this month to explore how to restart negotiations on Cyprus under the agreed framework. Energy and EU Priorities: Nicosia is pressing for energy flexibility, a delay to ETS2 and progress on Schengen, as Turkey’s live-fire notices raise tensions around planned power-cable surveys. Business and Finance: CySEC fined Titanedge Securities €100,000 for misleading client information, unauthorised investment advice and weak compliance. Three people were arrested in Cyprus in a probe into alleged €114 million smartphone VAT fraud. Banking and Trade: Bank of Cyprus and CDB have finalised their deal, with voluntary exit payouts capped at €350,000. Cyprus also promoted its technology sector in the UAE and discussed wider economic ties with Armenia. Infrastructure and Scrutiny: The transport ministry says the delayed Paphos–Polis highway will proceed through a new, legally sound plan. Separately, leaked files and an audit-watchdog investigation have intensified scrutiny of Deloitte Cyprus over allegations linked to Roman Abramovich’s assets.
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