GOLD Magazine: Cyprus Banking in 2020

In March 2013, the Cypriot banking system came crashing down and almost took the economy with it. Seven years on, following major reforms, stricter regulation, proper governance and a certain amount of consolidation, the country’s banks have restored public trust to a considerable degree, despite some of them continuing to be dogged by stories of past dubious practices and the (still not totally resolved) issue of non-performing loans.

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