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Indian Businesses Use Cyprus as Base to Access EU Market

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Research presented at the Forbes Cyprus Next Gen Banking & Fintech Summit showed that businesses from India are using Cyprus as a base to enter the European Union. This trend is occurring within Cyprus’ fintech sector, which is approaching 200 companies, with about 55 per cent involved in payments.

From cyprus-mail.com

Why it matters

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The growth of digital finance in Cyprus is increasing demands on regulation and cybersecurity. Companies like Kraken have established European bases on the island, citing clear regulatory requirements and direct access to authorities as important factors.

From cyprus-mail.com

Who's involved

  • European University CyprusEuropean University Cyprus professor presented preliminary research on the industry trend.
  • CyprusCyprus hosts the fintech sector and provides the regulatory environment for foreign businesses.
  • IndiaBusinesses from India are establishing bases in Cyprus to access the European Union.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • European University CyprusSpeculative

    European University Cyprus might see increased reputation and funding through international partnerships.

  • University of CyprusSpeculative

    University of Cyprus may receive scholarship funding from international partners.

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