Eurobank Wholesale Banking General Manager Phivos Stasopoulos said sustained investment and access to capital are essential to the development of Cyprus’ healthcare system.
Speaking at a healthcare sector event, Stasopoulos said banks can play a broader role than traditional lending by supporting growth, innovation and investment across the sector.
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Healthcare Investment Expands With Gesy
Eurobank said Cyprus’ healthcare sector has become more dynamic in recent years, with the General Healthcare System (Gesy) acting as a major catalyst.
Private investment, new infrastructure and growing investor interest are creating opportunities for further expansion. Stasopoulos said the key issue is how capital is deployed into projects and business models that create value for patients, investors and the wider economy.
“A modern healthcare system cannot evolve without investment and access to capital,” Stasopoulos said.
Scale And Governance Shape Growth
Stasopoulos also pointed to increasing consolidation in healthcare, saying greater scale could help providers use technology more efficiently, expand specialist services and strengthen competitiveness.
Eurobank said growth should be supported by clear strategy, strong corporate governance and sustainable operating models. Providers also face pressure from regulation, margins and the need for continued technology investment.
Cyprus Targets A Regional Healthcare Role
Eurobank highlighted opportunities for Cyprus to develop as a regional healthcare hub, including medical tourism, rehabilitation, health technology and research.
Stasopoulos said achieving that potential will require cooperation among banks, investors and healthcare providers around long-term investment plans. Eurobank said it remains focused on supporting investments aimed at competitiveness, international expansion and sustainability.
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