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Cyprus submits four delayed banking bills to Parliament amid EU infringement proceedings
3 sourcesFirst reported 6 days agoUpdated 6 days ago
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- Cyprus has submitted a package of four banking reform bills to Parliament after a significant delay.
- The bills were introduced seven months after the EU's deadline for compliance with the updated European Banking Directive.
- This submission follows a formal warning letter from the European Commission regarding non-compliance.
- The parliamentary discussion of the bills is expected to take place after the summer recess.
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