Cyprus Mail10 Jul 2026

Cyprus investor compensation fund invites bids for custody services

The Cyprus Investors Compensation Fund has invited suitably qualified financial institutions to express interest in providing execution and custody services for the fund’s investments in government bonds and treasury securities.

The invitation concerns the provision of execution and custody services relating to the fund’s investment portfolio, with interested institutions required to participate through a formal request for proposal (RFP) process....

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