The Cyprus
Stock Exchange was closed for 3 weeks until 27th September
after brokers declared themselves overwhelmed and a mammoth meeting
between CSE and SEC officials, investor groups, brokers and issuers
failed to resolve the crisis. During the closure a long-awaited
automated settlement system will be installed; critics say that
this is the worst possible time to instal it and don't doubt that
it will collapse immediately, just making matters worse. The bank
employees' union has lifted an overtime ban to help solve the
crisis. When the exchange re-opens, trading will be limited to
one hour a day. While it is true that trading levels have shot
up by 400% this year, many investors feel cheated by what they
see as staggering incompetence and greed on the part of fat cats
who run and profit from the exchange. The opposition will raise
the debacle in the House of Representatives.
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