Attorney-general Costas Clerides confirmed on Wednesday he had ordered an investigation into the Co-op Bank’s former CEO Nicolas Hadjiyiannis and other senior officials over their
Former co-op bank CEO Nicolas Hadjiyiannis said they had managed to achieve a substantial reduction of non-performing loans before the lender was shuttered earlier this
European bank supervisors used the co-op bank to put pressure on the government on matters like the foreclosure legislation, former CEO Nicolas Hadjiyiannis told an
The Cooperative Central Bank (CCB) indicated on Monday that other than some isolated cases of deposit withdrawals from worried customers there was nothing even
The Cooperative Credit Institutions (Co-ops) have stepped up the pace of restructurings, reducing their non-performing loans below €6 billion six months before the target date.
The chief executive officer of the Cooperative Central Bank Nicolas Hadjiyiannis has vowed that fraud cases similar to those currently investigated by police will not
Co-operative banks saw no benefit in selling loans and it was not part of its strategic planning, the chairman of the Central Co-operative Bank (CCB)
THE Co-operative Central Bank said yesterday it had made a net profit of €85.6m in the first half of the year. Chairman Nicolas Hadjiyiannis said
By George Psyllides The Co-operative Central Bank (CCB) on Friday unveiled a €34 million scheme to support small and medium businesses (SME). Officials said a
By Staff Reporter Co-ops will next month be announcing a number of initiatives to help vulnerable borrowers, Co-operative Central Bank chief Nicolas Hadjiyiannis said on
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