Meeting between CySEC and Association of Cyprus Electronic Money & Payments Institutions, KNEWS

07 FEBRUARY 2022 - 17:21

On 28.01.2022, the President and Vice-Chairman of the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (''CySEC''), Dr. George Theocharides and Mr. George Karatzias, met with the President and Vice-President of the Association of Cyprus Electronic Money & Payments Institutions (''ACEMPI''), Mr. Ioannis Georgoulas and Mr. Gregory Dellas, with the aim of identifying ways that CySEC and ACEMPI can work and cooperate with each other.

The discussion was held in an environment of cooperation and the two parties noted their intention to work closely together for matters of common interest.

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