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CySEC Launches Its Regulatory Sandbox

The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) has launched its Regulatory Sandbox during an online event. This initiative marks a significant milestone in advancing financial, regulatory, and supervisory technologies (FinTech, RegTech, and SupTech) in Cyprus.

After the conclusion of the 11 June event, Chairman of CySEC George Theocharides, emphasised the initiative’s importance.

“With the introduction of the Regulatory Sandbox, we are taking another major step in fostering responsible innovation in the financial services sector. Our goal is to support the development of cutting-edge solutions that meet technological advancements, without compromising market integrity and investor protection,” he said.

The virtual launch event attracted over 500 stakeholders from the financial sector, including representatives from regulatory bodies, financial institutions, and technologically innovative firms. The attendees were briefed on Sandbox’s operational framework and the potential benefits for market participants.

CySEC is now inviting interested parties to submit their applications to participate in the Regulatory Sandbox.

Keo Plc To Award €1.69 Million Dividend From 2024 Earnings

Cypriot beverage leader Keo Plc has set the stage for shareholder returns with its latest proposal for a dividend payment, as confirmed by the board of directors. In a decisive meeting, the board recommended a total distribution of €1,687,276.92, equating to 4 cents per fully paid share.

Dividend Proposal Details

The proposed payout is drawn from the profits of the fiscal year 2024, currently held in the company’s retained earnings. This strategic allocation underscores Keo Plc’s commitment to rewarding investors while reinforcing its financial discipline and growth trajectory.

Shareholder Timeline And Payment Schedule

The proposal will be submitted for ratification at the annual general meeting scheduled for July 8, 2026. Investors must note that shareholders registered in the Cyprus Stock Exchange records as of July 20, 2026, will be recognized as eligible. The ex-dividend date is defined as July 17, 2026, which means that shares trading on or after this date will no longer carry the right to the dividend.

Furthermore, those acquiring shares by the end of the cum date on July 16, 2026, as well as investors engaging in off-floor transfers completed by the record date, will be entitled to receive the dividend. The distribution is set to be disbursed by August 17, 2026.

Conclusion

Keo Plc’s move not only reflects its robust financial health but also aligns with its long-term strategic vision to enhance shareholder value. As the company gears up for its upcoming AGM, investors and market observers alike will be keenly watching to see how this dividend proposal integrates into the broader corporate strategy.

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