Financial Mirror (Cyprus) - 2018-11-24

• Banks charge a fee for almost every service
• Co-op collapse probe unveils ugly face of Cyprus banking (and politics)
• A grave issue: the crippling cost of funerals in Cyprus
• ESTIA is fast-track ticket out of NPL crisis
• Co-op was a dead man walking
• Cultivatin­g a positive payment culture
• Hellenic Bank projects 4% GDP growth for Cyprus
• Cyprus most exposed to high household debt risks, says Moody’s
• EAC goes ahead with green energy plans
• CFA Society Cyprus celebrates record number of new members
• Turkish Cypriot businesses believe corruption is rife in north
• Black Friday won’t save our high streets
• Cyprus welcomes home looted rare mosaic
• Halloumi producers banking on Chinese taste buds
• “As producers, we value the local market and we are giving priority to it. There is no way Cyprus will be left without halloumi, nor will prices be affected”
• Cyprus breaks new annual record for tourist arrivals
• Nicosia super mall opens in time for Black Friday and Christmas rush
• Greek company to become major player in commercial real estate
• J&P Overseas goes under the hammer
• Overchargi­ng in the tourism industry
• Angela Merkel’s legacy may not be all she hoped for – but her successor won’t have it much easier
• Thanksgivi­ng Day: A monument to a nation
• The week ahead: G20 meeting in sharp focus

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